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France's Castaner says controversial security law was not intended "to undermine press freedom"

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"Under no circumstances was the intention of article 24" of the proposed law on "Global Security" "to undermine press freedom," said the leader of the LREM deputies, Christophe Castaner, who announced a complete rewriting of the controversial article.

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