‘Mini-dictatorship’: Students slam far-right turn at Argentina-run residence in Paris

Weeks before President Javier Milei visits France, scrutiny has grown around an Argentina-run university residence in Paris supposed to promote peaceful coexistence but which activists say instead restricts lodger freedoms and hosts European far-right figures.Paris city officials have demanded the foreign ministry investigate Argentina-house" class="entity-link entity-organization" data-entity-id="200623" data-entity-type="organization">Argentina House, one of dozens of homes run by foreign nations or French institutions on an international campus in the French capital.The Cite Universitaire campus, or Cite U, was set up after World War I as lodgings for youth to form lasting connections with their peers across the globe.