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Former Minister of the Interior of Ecuador, José Serrano, is among the six people who will be prosecuted for the murder of the presidential candidate, who was shot down at his departure from a campaign act a week before the first round of the elections in Ecuador. Serrano was deported from the United States, where he was arrested by ICE last year.
The JEC lifts the suspension to the "app 'MiDNI because Interior confirms that all polling stations will have devices to check authenticity
The protest, convened by the five main trade unions in the country against the high cost of living and for public services, has been supported by students and 'yellow vests'
"There are indications that Thomas Markle's son is also involved in the crime," said the Secretary of the Interior of the Asian country, Jonvic Remulla. Philippine police have requested help from the FBI in the investigation
Saturday is set to see another day of nationwide demonstrations over the cost of living and conditions in schools. Dubbed “Act Three”, the protests bring together Yellow Vest activists and student demonstrators. But France’s highest administrative court has just upheld a ban on the planned route of the Paris march, forcing protesters to remain on the eastern outskirts of the capital. Authorities are deploying 70,000 security personnel and imposing curfews in some areas, repeating many of the measures seen last weekend. The interior minister has also issued a Halloween-themed warning: covering
Representatives of the main trade unions and associations start an "unpublished protest" after the number two of the ministry closed the dialogue in the proximity of the 29-N
🇫🇷 The Ministry of the Interior estimates at least 410,000 people rallied across France for Saturday’s protests against the high cost of living, including 110,000 in Paris. Meanwhile, reported nearly 800,000 demonstrators and 250,000 in the capital. The situation in Paris remained largely "calm" during the day, while clashes broke out in other cities following attempts to enter unauthorised areas.
French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez held a press conference on security arrangements ahead of upcoming protests. He announced that 70,000 security forces would be mobilised on October 24 to keep order.
France's Interior Minister Laurent Nunez admitted Monday that the police "lost control" in some cities during violent protests that erupted in cities across the country at the weekend. He said there had been a "lack of anticipation" in preparations and that he had tendered his resignation to President Emmanuel Macron "because I felt responsible for everything that happened." Macron did not accept his resignation.
"The law enforcement authorities have no instructions to face high school students," said Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu during his intervention from Matignon, accusing some political leaders of using the outrage "to wage their electoral battles." Follow our live coverage.
The French government is looking to appease protesters after a week of high school student protests that spread across the nation. President Emmanuel Macron held a meeting Monday with his Prime Minister, Interior minister and Education minister in hopes of coming up with a solution to appease the protesters. But despite government efforts to renew dialogue, widespread protests are expected as soon as Thursday.
More than 250,000 people went out on Tuesday to the streets of France, according to the Ministry of the Interior, to demand improvements in public education. The mobilization, which began in September in the suburbs of Paris, spread to the main cities of the country and resulted in clashes between groups of demonstrators and the police. The Government of Sébastien Lecornu now seeks to respond to the demands while facing a budget crisis and the proximity of the 2027 presidential elections.
The popular, sure of their victory, make cabals on the team their leader would choose. Leaders recognize their shortcomings in the interior and outside
Interior maintains that those who crossed to Morocco after the eviction of Benitez beach did so "of their own free will"
The Minister of the Interior claims in front of his European colleagues that no migrants from mass entry have arrived in another Member State
The operation will be active five months, 15 days more than in 2025, after its start was advanced to 1 June due to bad weather forecasts
Four out of ten sexual offences are committed against persons under the age of 18, according to data from the Ministry of the Interior in 2025
Interior grants 682 decorations to persons outside the institution, including employers, judges and foreign authorities
The Galician parliamentary, a regular partner in television programmes, is a PP veteran known for her interventions against the Minister of the Interior
