Luz recalls the ghosts left by the Charlie Hebdo attack
In a Le Monde interview series on turning points, the cartoonist and survivor of the January 2015 attack speaks about the aftermath and his early encounter with Cabu.
The cartoonist Luz, who survived the January 2015 attack on Charlie Hebdo, is the latest subject of Le Monde's recurring interview series "Je ne serais pas arrivé là si…", in which a public figure is asked about a decisive moment in their life.
According to Le Monde, Luz describes being "habité par des fantômes" — haunted by ghosts — in the period after the attack, in which twelve people were killed, including several of his colleagues at the satirical weekly.
The interview also touches on his formative meeting with the cartoonist Cabu, one of those killed in 2015, which Le Monde presents as part of the arc of the conversation.
No further details of the interview's content are given in the material available.
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