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Mention of these corrections appears at the beginning of the article, in bolder type than the body of the text, with details of the corrections. The title may also be modified in certain cases. We have had this policy since 2017.
We publish on this page our corrections for 2022 and 2023. You will find here the list of corrections for 2021, here that of 2019 and 2020 and finally here that of 2017 and 2018.
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Corrections 2023 (in progress)
March 2023
CORRECTION: A first version of this article mentioned the Comenius and Leonardo da Vinci programs which no longer exist since 2014.
Fixes 2022
July 2022
CORRECTION: Reacting to a first erroneous version of this article, the Lidl press service clarified that the brand would not market the vehicle, neither for sale nor for rental.
June 2022
CORRECTION. On June 17, we relayed the publications of a Twitter account that was not that of #SaccageParis. We explained in this article that the citizens’ movement had shown its support for two candidates in the second round of the legislative elections: Pierre-Yves Bournazel (Together!) and Brigitte Kuster (Les Républicains) in the 18th and 4th constituencies of Paris. However, #SaccageParisOff has since informed us of this error and explained that it did not give any instructions for these elections.
April 2022
CORRECTION: First announced dead by the Italian press that we have quoted, Mino Raiola is alive but in very critical condition according to his relatives. This article has been revised accordingly. Seriously ill Mino Raiola will finally die on April 30, 2021.
March 2022
CORRECTION of March 2, 2022 [à 14h55] : Contrary to what we announced to you a few minutes earlier on the basis of a source close to the investigation, Yvan Colonna’s lawyer denied the death of the Corsican independence activist. He is in a critical condition between life and death after his attack.