New life "Charlie Ebdo"

The record circulation of the first after the terrorist attack of the satirical weekly helped him to solve financial problems

The whole Islamic world, including the Muslim community of France, condemned the next caricature of Mohammed’s prophet, which appeared on the first lane of the new release of the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo (Charlie Ebdo). This did not prevent the publication from breaking all the records of popularity - five million copies diverged from lightning speed in France and abroad, allowing the weekly to start a new life after the attack on January 7th.

Despite the cold and bad weather, Parisians and residents of other cities of France on Thursday morning again stood in lines in bookstores - again behind the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo. Anyone who was not too lazy to get up very early could still have time to buy an eight -page issue number 1178 in a newspaper kiosk, the first from the moment of the attack in the edition of the publication on January 7, which claimed the life of 12 people.

Five million copies of Charlie Hebdo were published in two receptions and were lightly sold out. According to the tragic irony of fate, the editors, which a week ago, did not have enough funds to pay the salary to its employees, received a second wind as a result of the death of its most prominent authors.

The queue of those who want to buy the next number of the satirical magazine

“On the eve of the death of Sharba, at dinner (and we had dinner four times a week) we rejoiced because we had 50 new subscribers,” said Patrick Pella, the Charlie Hebdo chronicle on the air of the RTL radio station . “We had about seven thousand, and he was glad that this would allow us to balance our account. We started shortly before. In the press, the campaign to collect donations in order to be able to increase our budget, so as not to dismiss people and not to close the editors.

According to preliminary estimates, thanks to the sales of the “release of surviving” and a ten -time number of subscribers (more than 120 thousand instead of the usual 7 thousand), as well as donations and help from the state, Charlie Hebdo will earn at least ten million euros. This will allow the most scandalous satirical publication of France to start a new life after the tragic events of the last week.

Je Suis Charlie

The investigation of terrorist attacks in the editorial office of Charlie Hebdo, in Monrezh and in the Paris Kosher supermarket, meanwhile, continues to actually be international. Responsibility for the attack on the editor was taken by the Yemenskiy wing of the Al-Qaeda terrorist organization . However, the traces of the terrorists lead to Turkey and Syria, where it is assumed, the wife and accomplice of Amedy Kulibali, a terrorist who committed the murder of a police officer in Monrezh, left and the seizure of hostages at the Jewish supermarket, as well as to Bulgaria, who should extradite a certain Fricky Joanian, also the alleged accomplice of Kulibali, and even to France, and even even in France, and even In Belgium, where, according to some reports of the local press, the Kuashi brothers and kulibali bought the weapons they needed very inexpensively.

In parallel with the investigation of the terrorist attacks of the past week, French justice focuses efforts to identify and persecute the facts of justification of violence and terror. Over the past, from the day of attack on Charlie Hebdo a week about ten people throughout France were convicted under this article (the persecution of which was seriously tightened within the framework of the law adopted in November 2014 - up to five years in prison and a fine of 45 thousand euros). In one of the cases, in the city of Wansen in the north of the country, the well -known police, the court sentenced the court to four years in prison for being detained for drunken driving, he shouted to the police curses, wanting them to become the following victims of terrorists.

Dyedonne

However, the most famous prisoner was the odious comedian-anti-Semet Dyedonne. On Wednesday, January 14, three days after the publication of a provocative message on his Facebook page, he was detained in his home in Er and Loire (Department in the north of the central part of France). Hearing in his case is scheduled for February 4 in the correctional court of Paris. He is accused of justifying terror for the fact that in the evening of January 11, in the wake of mass demonstrations throughout the country, he published a comment in which he called himself "Charlie Kulibali."