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Espé, the cartoonist who was fired on his first day on the job

Publicado: 08/09/2020 : 09:00 | Actualizado: 21/02/2024 : 14:11 |

Espé's first and last cartoon in the new Tour de France section of the newspaper L'Humanité. French cartoonist "Espé" may have broken a record. He has been fired just after his first cartoon was published in a section that was inaugurated by the newspaper. Sébastien Portet (1974), who signs his name as "Espé",

"Racist shit"

Publicado: 02/09/2020 : 14:39 | Actualizado: 23/12/2021 : 03:21 |

A cartoon in a comic strip by Pascal Garnier has been in the news in France these days and has provoked a big controversy, the images accompanying the cartoon were published in the French far-right magazine "Valeurs Actuelle" to a text published in the extreme right-wing French magazine "Valeurs Actuelle", in which the

French army outraged by Charlie Hebdo cartoons about soldiers killed in Mali

Publicado: 01/12/2019 : 06:38 | Actualizado: 22/11/2024 : 13:38 |

The French army is deeply outraged by Charlie Hebdo cartoons about soldiers killed in Mali. The satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo published a series of cartoons parodying the French army's recruitment campaign described as follows: "After the death of 13 soldiers in a helicopter crash in Mali, the army decided to change its recruitment

Bloody Cartoons (2007)

Publicado: 16/12/2017 : 02:43 | Actualizado: 08/06/2024 : 08:23 |

2007 - 52 minutes "Bloody Cartoons, directed and produced by the Danish Karsten Kjær, is a documentary that delves into how and why 12 cartoons in a Danish provincial newspaper could bring a small country into a confrontation with Muslims from all over the world. It reflects on the limits, if any, to

To Be/Not to Be Charlie

Publicado: 02/11/2017 : 20:53 | Actualizado: 02/08/2022 : 01:10 |

Cover of issue 1178 of Charlie Hebdo (14/01/2015) with drawing by Rénald Luzier "Luz", the first after the attack on 7 January. "On 7 January 2015, two brothers, Chérif and Saïd Kouachi, entered the headquarters of the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo in Paris and murdered twelve people. Eight of them were editorial staff:

Espé, the cartoonist who was fired on his first day on the job

"Racist shit"

French army outraged by Charlie Hebdo cartoons about soldiers killed in Mali

Bloody Cartoons (2007)

To Be/Not to Be Charlie

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