Macron causes uproar by saying France's colonisation of Algeria was 'crime against humanity' - The Local via kwout
In a TV interview in Algiers this week, the centrist said French actions in Algeria, which achieved independence in 1962 after eight years of war, were "genuinely barbaric, and constitute a part of our past that we have to confront by apologising".
His visit also included a stop at the Martyrs' Memorial in Algiers, saying he wanted to promote a "reconciliation of memories" between the two countries.
The violent history between France and Algeria is still a source of tension between the two countries and within French political circles.
Political parties in Algeria have long denounced the refusal of the French authorities to recognise and apologize for the crimes committed by colonial France in Algeria. And French governments over the years have often been accused of being in denial about the violence of its colonial rule, which reached a peak during the Algerian war of independence that ended in 1962.
学校法人「森友学園」が国有地を破格の安い値段で買収していた問題で、野党が国会で追及を行いました。共産党の宮本岳志衆議院議員が財務省に対して疑惑を質問したところ、森友学園は分割払いをした上で、金利１％の優遇対応になっていることが判明。
しかも、事前に地下３ｍまでのゴミ撤去費用として国から１億３１７６万円を受け取っていた事も証言しました。この国有地は地下に廃棄物があるとして、財務省は地下３．８メートルまでの撤去費用を約８億円と見積もっています。
ゴミの撤去費用を支給した上で撤去費用も控除したわけで、森友学園はタダ同然で国有地を手に入れた可能性が高いです。
森友学園がこの土地に「安倍晋三記念学校」という名前で学校を建設予定だったことを考えると、政府や財務省が意図的に利益供与をしていたということになります。
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