Attack in Paris: "This low-cost terrorism is part of our daily life", warns Manuel Valls

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The main suspect in the chopper attack on Thursday morning in Paris assumes his act. He specifically targeted

 ; According to the first elements of the investigation, he would not have supported the republication of the cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad by the satirical newspaper, and would have gone to 10 rue Appert, in the 11th arrondissement of the capital, unaware that the editorial staff of the The weekly no longer occupies these premises since the attack of which it was the victim on January 7, 2015. "This terrorist lumpen, this low-cost terrorism is part of our daily life. This is what makes these forms of action worrying We can have a knife attack at any time, with a car or a truck, "former Prime Minister Manuel Valls commented at the microphone of Europe Evening.