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With the CLPGACH, the commune of Ganthier triumphs over obscurantism and the dictatorship of ambient ignoranceGanthier
With the CLPGACH, the commune of Ganthier triumphs over obscurantism and the dictatorship of ambient ignorance
Ganthier
  • October 10, 2024
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With the CLPGACH, the commune of Ganthier triumphs over obscurantism and the dictatorship of ambient ignorance

Following the assault, and the hubs of the displaced on the night of July 21, 2024 in Ganthier; This Sunday, October 06, 2024, it was a gigantic crowd that swept through Saint Jean Marie Vianney, with cries, chant "Ann li pou n Chanje Gantye". They crisscrossed several corners of the establishment and danced the Jolivettes, at the height of the rooms in order to demonstrate their contents.

Well planted decor, wooded walls, in the presence of many professionals and notaries; The initiative organized by the literary and philosophical club of Galette-Chambon (CLPGACH) brought together several hundred people who had come to encourage young warriors and overheated them at battle.

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We did not expect that in the midst of a chronic crisis, multifaceted that such a struggle would have triggered. This is the second time, reading was right in Ganthier. Thanks to the CLPGACH, the new warriors- readers won the great victory, at the right time, where the Gantiens.Ses hoped at all costs a liberation from the town.

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