Do you know the story of the young woman with dreams too big for the little Hexagon? The year of her 24th birthday, this graduate in master's degree in media, "100% Breton" and who grew up in Paris, headed for Burkina Faso, in this French-speaking West Africa, then spared from the leprosy of Islamist terrorism. Ambre Jarno arrives in Ouagadougou to set up the subsidiary of Canal Plus. She immediately feels good there, as an evidence of having found the country to which she seems to have always belonged. A kind of intense déjà vu guides his steps in other steps, his own in another life, surely. "I tamed this beautiful country by starting by getting to know it," says Ambre, who can be guessed upset by the tragedy of Burkina Faso, which means the "Land of Honest Men", and now subject to exponential insecurity. Fortunately, Ouagadougou, the capital home to Maison Integrity's workshops and where its inspiration lives, remains spared the lack of...
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