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French Olympic Committee denounces racist graffiti outside Sport Institute - Stabroek News

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PARIS, (Reuters) The French Olympic Committee (CNOSF) has denounced racist graffiti that was found on Black athletes’ posters in front of the National Institute of Sport (INSEP) at the weekend.

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