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Ardèche: a mayor mobilises to keep his village's gendarmerie
The mayor of an Ardèche commune of 200 inhabitants appeals to the Interior Minister to avoid the closure of its gendarmerie.
Reims : deux manifestants condamnés après le blocage de la traversée urbaine le 24 octobre
Manifestations du 24 octobre : enquête du parquet sur un matraquage par des policiers
Rouen : les élus s'opposent sur les responsabilités des violences du 24 octobre
The president of the Chambers of Commerce and Industry calls for a pause in protests after October 24
Nancy : les commerçants du centre-ville affectés par les manifestations
Maine-et-Loire : le recours contre l'interdiction des manifestations examiné trop tard
Nancy : plusieurs milliers de manifestants contre la vie chère le 24 octobre
Besançon: controversy after the arrest of minor protesters on October 24
Après les 17 et 24 octobre, les mobilisations peuvent-elles devenir un rituel du samedi ?
Dijon: a far-right group and Nazi salutes seen during the October 24 demonstration
Strasbourg : le quotidien des sans-abri au cœur des manifestations du 24 octobre
Un éditorialiste s'interroge sur l'identité des manifestants du 24 octobre
Présence de militants d'extrême droite à Brest lors des mobilisations
Nice-Est: HLM building residents still without gas since July
The last residents of a Côte d'Azur Habitat building in the Liserons district, in Nice-Est, have been without gas since July 2026, despite the first deputy mayor's announcement that the problem is fixed.
School: more teachers than 60 years ago but declining academic standards
While job cuts are sparking anger, the French Ministry of Education has far more teachers than in the 1960s, an increase that masks contrasting trends between primary and secondary education.
In Ardèche, elected officials and farmers mobilized against Burger King opening in Rosières
More than 200 people gathered at the call of the Confédération paysanne against the opening of a Burger King in the Vernades area of Rosières. Elected officials, residents and farmers denounce a project contrary to the "Ardèche spirit".
Pink October: 180 people march in Chauny for oncology patients
A solidarity march organized by several associations brought together 180 participants on Sunday, October 25 in Chauny, in support of oncology patients.
Boulogne-Billancourt: social housing tenants denounce unlivable conditions
Residents of Square de l'Avre and des Moulineaux in Boulogne-Billancourt report mold, rats and broken elevators. Landlord Hauts-de-Seine Habitat says it is monitoring reports, while the city hall cites an aging building.
Toward a reduction in coverage for certain medications
The reassessment of the effectiveness of existing treatments is already leading to reductions in reimbursement by decree, in a context of funding needs for innovative drugs.
Sospel: nearly 400 participants in the Pink October walk-run
The 4th edition of the Pink October walk-run in Sospel brought together nearly 400 participants, a record for the municipality, as part of breast cancer prevention.
Nathalie Arthaud denounces factory closures and asymmetry of political emotion
Nathalie Arthaud reacts to factory closures by denouncing the absence of emotion comparable to that expressed for small shopkeepers.
Vaucluse: drug trafficking and prostitution networks target young people from care homes
In Vaucluse, drug trafficking and prostitution networks are targeting young people, particularly on leaving children's homes, according to a report.
Nice: Villa Arson art school students occupy school since October 12
Some students at the Villa Arson in Nice are occupying the premises day and night to denounce pedagogical changes, the possible closure of the teachers' boarding facility, and to demand the departure of a professor facing accusations of molestation.
Les Écologistes désignent un nouveau porte-parole
Marine Tondelier annonce que les militants écologistes ont choisi Kessacia Mine comme nouveau porte-parole, aux côtés d'Aminata Niakate.
Prix des carburants : le SP95-E10 baisse, le gazole remonte
The surge in Brent crude oil raises fears of persistently high fuel prices
Les associations caritatives du Calvados pénalisées par les prix du carburant
An automatic gas cylinder dispenser installed in Luzarches
Residents of Luzarches (Val-d'Oise) have an automatic gas cylinder dispenser near a supermarket, accessible at any time.
Cutting tool factory in the Somme taken over, 18 employees retained
A company specializing in cutting equipment, close to closure, has been taken over by three entrepreneurs. None of the 18 employees were laid off.
Grigny 2: residents resign themselves to demolition of their buildings
In Grigny (Essonne), residents of the Grigny 2 condominium buildings slated for demolition express their resignation in the face of the announced departure.
Marine Tondelier commemorates 12th anniversary of Rémi Fraisse's death
The environmentalist leader recalls the memory of Rémi Fraisse in a context of criminalization of environmental activists, citing the A69 and A412 cases.
Le Perreux-sur-Marne : recours de riverains contre un immeuble rejeté par le Conseil d'État
Le Conseil d'État a confirmé le 20 octobre le rejet du recours de riverains opposés à un projet immobilier de 65 logements au Perreux-sur-Marne, leur courrier ayant été adressé à la mauvaise administration. Les requérants devront aussi payer 1 800 euros de frais de justice.
Five injured, including two children, in accident near Guingamp
Two cars collided on the D32 at Squiffiec, in Côtes-d'Armor, injuring five people including two children aged 12.
Essonne: Five men sentenced for trafficking of nearly 600 kg of drugs
The Évry-Courcouronnes Judicial Court sentenced five men arrested at the Spanish border with nearly 600 kg of drugs.
Cahors: hospital surgical robot presented to residents
The Cahors hospital center, equipped since April with the Hugo surgical robot, presented this device to the public at François-Mitterrand square, highlighting results deemed satisfactory.
Prospect of presidential election causes household consumption to fall
Six months before the presidential election, merchants and craftsmen are noting a drop in foot traffic, as in Périgueux, with households favoring precautionary savings in the face of inflation and political uncertainty.
Paris: suspect charged after seizure of 100 kg of heroin
A 40-year-old man has been charged in Paris with drug importation and trafficking, money laundering, and criminal association. His wife was arrested in July with 100 kg of heroin worth 3 million euros.