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unemployment, discrimination and national identity. "I wanted to get into the substance of issues, but two to eleven, it's obviously not enough. I wanted specific answers point by point, I found the overall responses. "On the employment discrimination by example, he believes that Nicolas Sarkozy
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French, TF1, January 25, it collapses with messages of congratulations. Rex Kazadi, 32, originally from DR Congo, was one of eleven selected to interview French Live Nicolas Sarkozy. This father of five children, computer graphics in Villiers-le-Bel (north of Paris), challenged the president on the problems of the suburbs. Rex had been spotted by TF1 after participating in a story about troubled neighborhoods and presented by Harry Roselmack released last November. "When the chain has contacted me for this new show, I was especially nervous. I wanted to do well and give a better picture of the suburbs, miles away from the caricature that the media are, "he says.
However, how is led the debate on national identity
puts uncomfortable. French and Congolese fully fully, Rex feels that rich dual culture and do not want to choose or justify himself. "My two countries are like my parents. I love them all each and am loyal to both. "Steeped in Anglo-Saxon, he said, fascinated by the American model, where blacks are" full citizens while committed to the African continent. "
French, TF1, January 25, it collapses with messages of congratulations. Rex Kazadi, 32, originally from DR Congo, was one of eleven selected to interview French Live Nicolas Sarkozy. This father of five children, computer graphics in Villiers-le-Bel (north of Paris), challenged the president on the problems of the suburbs. Rex had been spotted by TF1 after participating in a story about troubled neighborhoods and presented by Harry Roselmack released last November. "When the chain has contacted me for this new show, I was especially nervous. I wanted to do well and give a better picture of the suburbs, miles away from the caricature that the media are, "he says.
Before recording starts, the president came to greet each player behind the scenes. "He was smiling, friendly," says Rex. He asked us if we had stage fright and took the time to greet the friends who accompanied us. Suddenly, I felt at ease. "While some reporters were offended that he is the only man - Samir Abbas, professor at a technical college - that Sarkozy has called by his first name, it is rather seen a form of relaxation. "I was the first to meet him in the box, and he called m'ad'emblée Rex. It does not bother me. "
native of Kinshasa, Rex arrived in France at the age of 9 years to join his father, a law student. Discrimination, it has suffered and is witness every day. "We can not understand the suburbs, unemployment, violence and housing problems if we do not measure the discrimination that people suffer. When I questioned the president on this point, I felt he was sincere and really outraged by this injustice. "
However, how is led the debate on national identity puts uncomfortable. French and Congolese fully fully, Rex feels that rich dual culture and do not want to choose or justify himself. "My two countries are like my parents. I love them all each and am loyal to both. "Steeped in Anglo-Saxon, he said, fascinated by the American model, where blacks are" full citizens while committed to the African continent. "
course, the show has left a little hungry and could not ask any questions he wished. "At half past one ET live, it is difficult to establish a true dialogue. But I'm happy with my intervention. I heard the voice of France at the bottom. "
http://www.jeuneafrique.com/Article/ARTJAJA2560p020.xml0/rex-et-le-president.html
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