Jacques Sapir — Suspension of my blog “RussEurope” by OpenEdition

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Quite probably of course the very success of my blog, which jumped from 26000 monthly connexions to more than 200 000 monthly connexions could explain why what was thought to be “tolerable” in 2012 is no more by 2017 under Mr Macron’s rule.This suspension amounts to an act of arbitrariness and an act of politically motivated censorship.... Censorship rears its ugly head in France under the Macron government. The ruling elites of the world getting worried?Real-World Economics Review BlogSuspension of my blog “RussEurope” by OpenEditionJacques Sapir | Directeur d’études, Ecole des Hautes Études, Directeur du CEMI-EHESS, Paris

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