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Right now, the speeches are numerous (actually, they are still numerous, but the phrase "right now" be mistaken as a burning).
Hortefeux visiting Lyon and these are three people arrested. The names of birds including the interior minister was the victim (if there is arrested he is a victim) are reported by the newspaper Le Monde:
"he was booed by a ten young people, who shouted in his way "fascist" "racist" or "You're not welcome here." Three of them were arrested on the spot by police who surrounded the minister. "France is not the thugs, looters and the caillasseurs. It belongs to the honest people who want to work peacefully," said Brice Hortefeux. Side of the square Beauvau, we minimize the incident: "The visit of Hortefeux can not be reduced to this. Three people arrested, is fairly standard for a corporate travel."

Good. A minister of the Republic who say "When there's one that goes, when there is a lot that there are problems" would also be arrested right? Oh? Well, it is true that it is wrong to make fun of Auvergne and we were treated to a Minister initially sentenced to 750 euro fine and 2,000 euros in damages.

How much for a "racist"?

It is still disturbing to read a ministerial trip ends in a "fairly standard" by the arrests ...

In the series Language of wood, it will be appreciated that there are no shortages at service stations but that said stations are waiting for supplies.
It is true that the dictionary of the French Academy should not be part of bedside books of our leaders (if they had ah bedside books elsewhere!):
(1) SHORTAGE nf fifteenth century. Penuria borrowed from Latin, "lack of food, famine."
Absence or scarcity of goods necessary for life. shortage of food. The shortage of grain caused a terrible famine. Oil shortage. The war led to a general shortage. Absolt. Poverty, misery. Live in penury in a great shortage. By ext. Insufficient given the needs, lack . This country suffers from a shortage of skilled labor. Shortage of bank notes, currency. In a market economy, scarcity leads to higher prices.

But hey no, there is no shortage ...