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import string
strg = "©sinformation"
newstrg = ""
for x in strg:
 if x in string.ascii_letters:
 newstrg += x
print (newstrg)

Output;

>>> 
sinformation
>>>

You can check if the element of the string is in ASCII letters and then create a new string without non-ASCII letters.

Also it depends on your variable type. If you work with lists, you don't have to define a new variable. Just del mylist[x] will work.

import string
strg = "'2268032019', Petite histoire de la d�©sinformation','Vladimir Volkoff',1999,'Editions du Rocher','http://images.amazon.com/images/P/2268032019.01.THUMBZZZ.jpg','http://images.amazon.com/images/P/2268032019.01.MZZZZZZZ.jpg','http://images.amazon.com/images/P/2268032019.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg');"
newstrg = ""
acc = """ '",{}[].`;: """
for x in strg:
 if x in string.ascii_letters or x in string.digits or x in acc:
 newstrg += x
print (newstrg)

Output;

'2268032019', Petite histoire de la dsinformation','Vladimir Volkoff',1999,'Editions du Rocher','http:images.amazon.comimagesP2268032019.01.THUMBZZZ.jpg','http:images.amazon.comimagesP2268032019.01.MZZZZZZZ.jpg','http:images.amazon.comimagesP2268032019.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg';
>>>

You can check if the element of the string is in ASCII letters and then create a new string without non-ASCII letters.

Also it depends on your variable type. If you work with lists, you don't have to define a new variable. Just del mylist[x] will work.