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The French Senate passed the so-called "breaking pays" law in response to the looting recorded after the victory of Paris Saint- Germain and during the recent riots in the massive social protests. The project provides for fines of up to €10,000 for those involved in violence or causing damage to public and private property. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz.
France lives one of the biggest waves of student protests in recent years. Although the environment is quieter, about 400 schools remain closed and riots have occurred in some cities. Prime Minister Lecornu presented a road map to address the situation and speed up the return to classes. From Paris, our journalist Natalia Ruiz tells us more.
On September 25, Pope Leo XIV began his four-day visit to France with a call against assisted death, two months after the country legalized the help to die, and with a warning about the "machine paradise" brought by the IA. Thousands of Parisians acclaimed him with euphoria during his papamovil tour of the city center, in the first mass bath of his journey. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz.
The Government of the French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, announced that it will include, within the text of the 2027 budget, a "golden rule" according to which the surplus gains from the high price of fuel will not remain in the coffers of the State, but will be redistributed to all French. Lecornu is still expected to announce further measures. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz.
On 21 September, French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu held two meetings to respond to the increase in the price of petrol and diesel. The first will be with the directors of the gas and oil supply centres, and the second, with their cabinet, to make decisions on measures that could be implemented to alleviate costs. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz.
