Events

A book deciphers the €270 billion in public aid paid to companies

Journalists Matthieu Aron and Caroline Michel-Aguirre describe in a book the annual distribution of €270 billion in public aid and tax breaks to companies, often without any quid pro quo.

In Esternay, a business providing administrative assistance to entrepreneurs

Caroline Lebœuf offers via 'Equi-Lib'Gestion' to relieve entrepreneurs of their administrative tasks, invoices and customer follow-ups.

Profile of a CGT unionist from Montauban born out of a local strike

Caroline Grosjean recounts her involvement with the CGT 82, which began with a mobilization at her Babilou nursery in Montauban and continued through demonstrations against the high cost of living.

Aisne: possible return to 90 km/h divides elected officials

The president of the Aisne Department is considering returning to 90 km/h on certain roads. Elected officials, including Caroline Varlet-Chénot, denounce a bad signal for road safety and the environment.

Vosges: elected official pays tribute to the doctors who saved her

Caroline Privat-Mattioni, a departmental councilor in Vosges, emerged without aftereffects from six weeks in a coma following an aortic dissection and pays tribute to the caregivers at Saint-Dié-des-Vosges.

Antisemitic and pro-Nazi records sold by the Le Pen sisters' company

An investigation reveals that Serp, a music publishing company managed by Marie-Caroline Le Pen, has reissued Waffen-SS songs and collaborationist speeches, with Marine Le Pen having been a shareholder.