Con la voluntad de rendir un “homenaje virtual” a todas las víctimas del reciente ataque terrorista de París el portal Mashable ha creado una cuenta en Twitter con la intención de homenajear a las 129 personas que fallecieron, así como a los más de 350 que resultaron heridos, lanzando un tweet por cada uno de ellos.
La cuenta en Twitter se llama @ParisVictims y la idea de este proyecto, que está usando el hashtag #EnMémoire, es dar a conocer a todas esas personas que sufrieron el atentado en París con fotografías de sus rostros y una breve descripción que permita conocerlos un poco más.
Todo está siendo recopilando en Twitter, con Moments.
Estos son algunos de los tweets publicados. Una pena que el proyecto no incluya también las personas fallecidas y heridas de otros atentados terroristas como el ocurrido en Beirut (Líbano)…
Guillaume Decherf, 43, France. A music journalist and father of two. #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/YKeazE8FAm
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 16, 2015
Marie Lausch, 23, France. Worked at a PR firm and died with her boyfriend. #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/yauVMbIdl7
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 16, 2015
Mathias Dymarski, France. Rode BMX bikes and died with his girlfriend. #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/IxkryzEbcw
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 16, 2015
Asta Diakite, France. Her cousin, footballer @Lass_Officiel, called her his "big sister." #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/ghUx7eQqq9
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 16, 2015
Mathieu Hoche, 38, France. Cameraman for @France24. He loved rock & roll and had a 6-year-old son. #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/srFLvzRb67
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 16, 2015
Nohemi Gonzalez, 23, United States. A student studying abroad in Paris, called a "shining star." #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/hpu8UWoGn2
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 16, 2015
Fabrice DuBois, 46, France. A "gentle giant" who loved grunge music. Leaves a wife, son & daughter. #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/cnIiZC7kga
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 16, 2015
Valentin Ribet, 26, France. A talented, well-liked lawyer with a "wonderful personality." #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/6LEFqNctwf
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 16, 2015
Djamila Houd, 41, France. Mom to an 8-year-old girl. "Full of life and generosity." #enmemoire pic.twitter.com/pgfwAxvnvP
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 16, 2015
Thomas Ayad, 32, France. Worked in the music industry, loved rock & roll. "The coolest guy on earth.” #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/SoaUoXuZvp
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 16, 2015
Juan Alberto González Garrido, 29, Spain. An engineer who lived in Paris, married his wife this summer. #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/F0eMRBwkKl
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 16, 2015
Amine Ibnolmobarak, 29, Morocco. A newlywed architect. "Handsome, athletic, brilliant, stylish." #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/hU7yaujoll
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 16, 2015
Lola Salines, 28, France. Loved roller derby and children's books. "Sensitive, hip, enthusiastic.” #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/cB3iJwDdDa
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 17, 2015
Elodie Breuil, 23, France. Design student. "The embodiment of kindness." #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/Rx8kAZwqiB
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 17, 2015
François-Xavier Prévost, 26, France. Loved tennis. Worked in advertising. "A brilliant man." #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/iSGX219dB8
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 17, 2015
Luis Felipe Zschoche Valle, 33, Chile. A musician, he lived in Paris for 8 years with his French wife. #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/wYzvp2diaZ
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 17, 2015
Cedric Mauduit, 41, France. Loved the @RollingStones. Had a wife & two young children. #enmémoire pic.twitter.com/Nmiiz8HGSV
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 17, 2015
Kheireddine Sahbi, 29, Algeria. A violinist studying in Paris. His friends called him “Didine." #enmemoire pic.twitter.com/dZSLmuDIUt
— En mémoire (@ParisVictims) November 17, 2015