Rwanda's President Paul Kagame speaks to journalists in the courtyard of the Elysee palace in Paris in this September 12, 2011 file photo. Western nations offer only modest remonstrations over what they see as democratic shortcomings in Rwanda, thankful for the oasis of order that has replaced the genocide they failed to prevent 20 years ago this month. But they quietly express concern that Kagame's assertive style at home is being translated into brazen meddling in a volatile region and threatening a potential model for Africa. REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer/Files (FRANCE - Tags: POLITICS)
Bien que politiquement opposés, le général Christian Quenot, ancien chef d’Etat-Major du Président François Mitterrand et le professeur Bernard Lugan, partagent quelques vérités sur l’engagement de la France au Rwanda et le rapport Duclert.
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