Marche des fiertés LGBTQ+ à Paris : des dizaines de milliers de personnes dans le cortège
Le défilé a relié la Place d'Italie à la place de la Bastille ce samedi.
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La Marche des fiertés LGBTQ+ s'est tenue samedi à Paris, réunissant des dizaines de milliers de personnes, selon un reportage du Monde.
Le cortège a parcouru un trajet reliant la Place d'Italie à la place de la Bastille, précise le reportage.
L'article ne détaille pas le nombre exact de participants ni les éventuels mots d'ordre ou revendications mis en avant lors de cette édition de la marche.
Aucun incident particulier n'est mentionné dans le reportage disponible concernant le déroulement du défilé.
Sources
- Marche des fiertés LGBTQ + à Paris : retour en images sur le cortège — Le Monde — Une
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