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'Gay marriage: they said no, now what?'

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FRENCH PAPERS, Mon. 14/01/13: Right-leaning Le Figaro applauds yesterday’s massive demonstration against the government’s bill to legalise gay marriage. Le Parisien wonders whether there will be any real impact since the government has vowed not to give into the street. Meanwhile, Slate investigates an unfortunate consequence of the debate on gay marriage. And Rue 89 takes a closer look at France’s evolving role in Africa.

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By Florence VILLEMINOT

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