Luc Camilleri

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Luc Camilleri is a french journalist born in Lons-le-Saunier in France on 8th of March 1982^[1][2]. After graduating from a journalism school in Paris, he traveled and worked through Europe and mainly stayed in Malta as a correspondent for Radio France Internationale (RFI) ^[3] and Czech Republic for Radio Prague ^[4][5]. There he made reports about the Romani people in the country ^[6]. He was granted several times from the European commission for his voluntarily work in Czech Republic. In 2004, he obtained the prize for "best master thesis" from the French Press Institute in Paris with his work on the American broadcaster, radio Sawa^[7]. During fall and winter 2007/2008, he worked in Paris for the most popular French radio RTL (French radio) after he finished second in a competition organized by the broadcaster.^[8][9]

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• Luc Camilleri's blog