Jean Marc Morandini

The author indicated that Canal+ had warned its subscribers that they could pay more if the increase in VAT on pay television desired by the government was implemented. (translated)

The author indicated that the French authorities feared a prolongation of the blockade movement in high schools over the weekend, in a more violent form and even outside the schools. (translated)

The author indicated that food prices had once again risen in September, attributing this increase to disruptions in maritime transport in the Black Sea and the Strait of Hormuz, as well as to the summer drought. (translated)

The author indicated that Météo-France had placed Hérault on orange alert for rain-floods since 6 a.m. and estimated that the risk of floods, particularly for the Lez, was serious. (translated)

The message reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had promised to exact a heavy toll on any potential sponsors of the attack on a Flydubai flight. (translated)

The author reported that a 13-year-old teenager had been arrested and taken into custody after attempting to stab a SNCF agent on a train connecting Paris-Saint-Lazare to Rouen. (translated)

The author indicated that Édouard Geffray had promised a large plan, to be launched the following week with the rectors, to accelerate the replacement of absent teachers, particularly in the 3rd year and in the final year. (translated)

Regarding the blockades of high schools, Edouard Geffray assured that the high school students were listened to, heard, and believed. (translated)

The post claimed that the United States had imposed economic sanctions on two French individuals and the associations they created, accusing them of having raised funds intended for a Hamas official. (translated)

The post reported that the Minister of Education, Édouard Geffray, had indicated that 735 establishments had been disrupted during the day during the high school blockade. (translated)

The author reported that representatives of students had declared their disapproval of the violence after a meeting with the Minister of Education, Édouard Geffray. (translated)

The author reported the discovery of human remains in Mailhoc, in the Tarn, during new investigations conducted since the day before as part of the Jubillar case. (translated)

The publication indicated that a teacher in Bordeaux had been suspended after watching a pornographic film in front of his students during a university class. (translated)

The post mentioned images of several French cities affected by the high school student mobilization and reported on a burned high school, law enforcement being targeted, and a bus being stoned. (translated)

The author indicated, in a live follow-up of high school blockades, that the Île-de-France region had recorded 55 establishments affected by violence, clashes, and damage. (translated)

The message reported that the businessman and sculptor Thierry Ehrmann had been sentenced to four months in prison for threatening the mayor of a municipality near Lyon. (translated)

The author indicated that the government wanted to reduce tax benefits related to furnished rentals, with additional tightening for accommodations leased on platforms like Airbnb. (translated)

The author reported that, during the blockade of high schools, the principal of a school in La Ciotat was allegedly doused with gasoline and beaten. (translated)