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Fighting relentlessly against the death penalty

Posted on July 2, 2026
By Le Monde
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Fighting relentlessly against the death penalty

EDITORIAL. In countries that abolished capital punishment long ago, including France, the debate over reintroducing the death penalty for certain crimes regularly crops back up, driven by emotions that forget the facts.