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Spain: A collision between two trains less than a year from the similar tragedy in Adamouz

The collision of two trains near Toledo on Wednesday 28 October has a provisional record of fifty deaths, making it one of the worst rail disasters in Spain. Less than a year after the tragedy of Adamuz in Andalusia, which had bereaved Spain with 46 victims and 801 injured, this new fatal accident occurred in the middle of the campaign for the legislative elections of 29 November.

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Why does Algeria deploy troops to Niger?

Two months after delivering combat helicopters and fighter aircraft to Niger, Algeria is now preparing to deploy troops there. This member country of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) shares with Algeria a border of about 956 kilometres.

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A land, two buyers, who is the real owner? Focus on land in Africa

Buying land, building a house, investing the savings of a lifetime... and finding out that the plot is claimed by someone else. In Africa, land disputes raise key questions: how to verify that a seller is actually entitled to sell land? What is the difference between customary law, certification and land title? And how to avoid double sales and real estate fraud? In the Focus of the Journal de l'Afrique of this Saturday, 10 October, Fatimata Wane receives Pierre Djémis, international business lawyer and founder of P

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Paralympic Games: Sophie Caverzan's unlimited ambition in para taekwondo

Two years before the Paralympic Games in Los Angeles 2028, French woman Sophie Caverzan dreams of a first Paralympic medal. After failing in her quest in Paris in 2024, she continued her preparation. Already a bronze medallist at the world championships in 2023, and three times vice-champion of Europe, the 31-year-old French woman still has to work in parallel with her daily trainings because the majority of paraathletes still lack support.

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One in two French support the high school movement

How do the French perceive this student anger movement? On Tuesday, parents and union activists joined the demonstrations, a sign of a possible convergence of mobilizations. According to two separate polls, one in two Frenchmen said they supported the movement.

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"This sad case Christa Pike revives the question of the usefulness of the death penalty itself"

Back to the Christa Pike controversy in the United States. Christa Pike, by the name of this woman whose attempted execution in Tennessee has revived the debate on the death penalty in the United States. Two missed shots for a hospital stay, she's in critical condition. To talk about it, our guest: Sandrine Ageorges-Skinner, spokesperson for Ensemble against the Death Penalty.

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War in Ukraine: a Kiev bridge hit by Russian drones

Two Russian drones struck on Thursday a major Kiev bridge over the Dnieper River and connecting the east and west of the city, announced the mayor, in a context of sharp intensification of the Moscow strikes on the Ukrainian capital.

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Tennessee: A condemned to death survives two lethal injections

Christa Pike, sentenced to death for the murder of a classmate 30 years ago, survived the Tennessee State's attempt to execute her by lethal injection Wednesday night. An investigation has been opened and executions are suspended in Tennessee. The United Nations, for its part, calls for the abandonment of another attempt at execution.