[HIGHLIGHTS] Genocide in Rwanda: Macron assumes his declarations of 2021, when he recognized the “responsibilities” of France

2024-04-07T12:20:05.962Z

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1. Genocide in Rwanda: Macron assumes his declarations of 2021, when he recognized the “responsibilities” of France Emmanuel Macron declared: "France assumes everything and exactly that in the terms that I used" on May 27, 2021. The French president, traveling to Kigali, then said he had come to "recognize" France's "responsibilities" in the massacres...

2. Genocide of the Tutsi in Rwanda: for Macron, France “did not have the will” to put an end to it Emmanuel Macron: France "could have stopped" the massacres but "did not didn't have the will" The French president, invited by his Rwandan counterpart, Paul Kagame, to Sunday's commemorations, will not attend. The Élysée announced, as of Thursday April 4, that he will speak on Sunday "through a video which will be published on his social networks" In May 2021, the French president's trip to Kigali, and his words there, sealed a rapprochement with Kagame....

3. Genocide of the Tutsis in Rwanda: towards an apology from France, or even legal proceedings? Sunday April 7, 2024, Rwanda is preparing to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the 1994 genocide. Emmanuel Macron estimated, according to the Élysée, that “  Paris could have stopped  ” the massacres, but “  did not have the will” Will there be reparations from France? survivors and families of victims of the genocide are demanding...

4. Rwanda commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Tutsi genocide Commemorations of the 30th anniversary of the Tutsi genocide began on Sunday April 7 in Rwanda. President Paul Kagame - leader of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) which overthrew the genocidal Hutu regime in July 1994 - lit a flame of remembrance at the Gisozi Memorial...

5. Rwanda: France which “could have stopped the genocide”, a new sign of diplomatic warming between the two countries Rwanda: France which “could have stopped the genocide”, a new sign of diplomatic warming between the two countries. No official reactions from the Rwandan authorities yet...