Gaîté Lyrique Occupied by 400 Migrants for Three Months, Elia Restaurant Owner Launches Crowdfunding to Avoid Bankruptcy

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Updated Mar 14, 2025, 10:57 AM

The Gaîté Lyrique in Paris has been occupied by approximately 400 migrants for over three months, despite a court order for their evacuation. The situation has severely impacted local businesses, particularly a nearby restaurant, Elia, whose owner, facing financial difficulties, has launched a crowdfunding campaign to avoid bankruptcy. The owner, Elia, has expressed distress over the occupation, stating that it threatens her ability to support her family. Additionally, there are reports of segregation among the migrants, with some ultra-left associations refusing to house individuals from certain backgrounds. The ongoing occupation has drawn criticism from various quarters, with local figures condemning the actions of the activists involved.

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“I am not racist, my husband is Malian”: the testimony of Elia, a restaurant owner near La Gaîté Lyrique, threatened with death by migrants https://t.co/34331WUFDn

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Amaury Bucco is outraged about the occupation of migrants at La Gaîté Lyrique: “These activists thought everything was allowed”, in #MorandiniLive https://t.co/lA6dXwAGL5

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Elia, a restaurant at La Gaîté Lyrique, confides in her difficult financial situation: “They came to take everything back from me because I can't pay”, in #MorandiniLive https://t.co/xiT8QJ8l2E