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The Mayor of Nice France understands it. Time for the world to understand it.
Spain terror cell planned Barcelona bombing rampage
The mayor of the French city of Nice – where dozens of people were murdered just over a year ago by an attacker driving a truck – said that he would meet his European counterparts next month to determine what can be done to improve security after the Barcelona attack.
Eighty-six people were killed in the jihadist attack in the French Riviera city, the first of several similar incidents in Europe.
“I am convinced that life will prevail over death and that we will triumph over barbarism and terror,” Christian Estrosi told reporters after an event to honour those killed in Catalonia.
He said the mayors of several cities would meet in Nice at the end of September and discuss the issue with Julian King, the European commissioner in charge of security issues.
Estosi said they would talk about the best ways to improve the situation and review national and European legislation and proposals that were at times too restrictive.
“We won’t win the war with the rules of peace,” Estrosi added.
Spain terror cell planned Barcelona bombing rampage
The mayor of the French city of Nice – where dozens of people were murdered just over a year ago by an attacker driving a truck – said that he would meet his European counterparts next month to determine what can be done to improve security after the Barcelona attack.
Eighty-six people were killed in the jihadist attack in the French Riviera city, the first of several similar incidents in Europe.
“I am convinced that life will prevail over death and that we will triumph over barbarism and terror,” Christian Estrosi told reporters after an event to honour those killed in Catalonia.
He said the mayors of several cities would meet in Nice at the end of September and discuss the issue with Julian King, the European commissioner in charge of security issues.
Estosi said they would talk about the best ways to improve the situation and review national and European legislation and proposals that were at times too restrictive.
“We won’t win the war with the rules of peace,” Estrosi added.
