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Macron waxwork stolen from Paris museum by Greenpeace activists
A wax figure of Emmanuel Macron was stolen from a Paris waxwork museum by several people claiming to be Greenpeace environmental activists. According to police sources, two women and a man entered the Grévin Museum, in central Paris and left through an emergency exit with the statue – worth €40,000, (£33,700) – hidden under a blanket.
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The much-ridiculed waxwork figure of Emmanuel Macron has been stolen from a Parisian museum by people claiming to be ...
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