Events

In Angers, call for testimonies on difficulties obtaining imaging appointments

A media outlet has launched a call for testimonies from residents of Angers who are experiencing difficulties in securing appointments for mammography, radiology, ultrasound, or MRI, highlighting the delays in accessing medical imaging.

Installation of the customary chief of Washiba in Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni

Cyril Sabajo was officially installed as barhosen, the customary chief of the village of Washiba in Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, during a traditional ceremony.

Payrac: Baker launches home bread delivery service

Facing economic difficulties and a broken oven, the managers of La Pâte au Feu de Bois bakery in Payrac are launching a home bread delivery service.

In Haute-Saône, SGE group bets on human connection amid the construction crisis

While the building and public works sector is struggling, the family-owned SGE group from Ronchamp brought together 1,200 people at Vesoul's ParcExpo to strengthen ties between employees and clients.

A sociologist believes Parcoursup exacerbates inequalities

Sociologist Annabelle Allouch argues that abolishing Parcoursup would not be enough and advocates for increasing the number of places, as the debate over the platform continues.

Childhood behind closed doors in religious communities: adults testify to their lasting effects

People who grew up in strict religious communities in France or Switzerland recount the difficulties they face in rebuilding their lives after leaving them.

La Gorgue: company trains inexperienced people before hiring them

A company in La Gorgue has chosen to train people without experience before recruiting them, a method to address recruitment difficulties.

In Seine-Saint-Denis, Hindu temples seek official recognition

On the occasion of Dipavali, the Tamil temples of La Courneuve and L'Île-Saint-Denis, located in garages or former businesses, are calling for more official recognition, with the support of the Catholic Church in the department.

Manuel Bompard reaffirms LFI's fight against all forms of racism

Guest on BFM Politique, La France insoumise coordinator Manuel Bompard assured that the fight against all forms of racism includes antisemitism.

In the Côte des Blancs, the daily life of a champagne bottle transporter

Report with Lionel Smith, a champagne bottle transporter from the Transvins depot in Pierry, who discusses a difficult economic situation.

Var: a social worker supports farmers in difficulty

In the Var, an MSA social worker makes multiple home visits to break the isolation of farmers experiencing distress.

Philippe Charlez criticizes European and French climate strategy

Ten years after the Paris Agreement, Philippe Charlez believes Europe has locked itself into an ineffective climate strategy while fossil fuels still dominate.

Haraucourt association mobilizes for Maubert-Fontaine SPA shelter

The Génération'Haraucourt association is organizing a month of solidarity in partnership with the Maubert-Fontaine SPA shelter, which is facing difficulties.

Sète refuses to print and relay AI-generated posters

The city of Sète is the first to officially take a stand against AI-generated posters, refusing to print and relay them. Its mayor Hervé Marquès has made this his cause.

In Mons-en-Barœul, associations struggle to find premises

Associations in Mons-en-Barœul are experiencing difficulties finding space for their activities.

Rocheservière: 23-year-old man acquitted of motorcycle theft for lack of evidence

Suspected of stealing three dirt bikes and a Boxer in Rocheservière, a 23-year-old man was acquitted by the La Roche-sur-Yon court for lack of sufficient evidence.

In Urbeis, Les Elfes d'argent association maintains after-school care

In the Villé valley, the Les Elfes d'argent association, created by residents to preserve Urbeis's multi-level school, overcame a difficult 2025 thanks to donations and new volunteers. It continues to provide after-school care for the village.

92% of business leaders feel downcast amid instability

A poll indicates that 92% of business leaders describe themselves as pessimistic, citing economic and political instability. Companies say they can no longer absorb these disruptions.