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Mediapart's front page features several key stories, primarily focusing on French domestic issues. Prominent among these are investigations into alleged sexual abuse within the Catholic Church, the political maneuvering of the far-right in Carcassonne, and legal proceedings involving François…
Pope Francis, an American pope targeted by Donald Trump, is making his first apostolic visit to France, aiming to strengthen the Catholic Church's voice in a de-Christianized country.
Former bishop Jean-Michel di Falco is facing a new criminal investigation for alleged sexual abuse of a minor that occurred in the early 1970s when the complainant was an altar boy.
A video suggests that the far-right is preparing an institutional coup, with the headline questioning who their accomplices are.
The mayor of Carcassonne, Christophe Barthès, is accused of preventing his opposition from speaking on an investigation into his municipal police, with internal emails suggesting he was aware of his agent's actions.
François Bayrou, the leader of the centrist MoDem party, denied responsibility in the European parliamentary assistants case during his appeal trial, making questionable statements.
Five more people have been indicted in the investigation into the death of far-right militant Quentin Deranque in Lyon, bringing the total number of suspects to fourteen.
A police commissioner is under investigation for alleged perjury and obstruction of justice in a case where officers allegedly beat a woman, Angelina, in Marseille.
A Parisian police officer has been convicted and fined for entering a resident's private parking lot and damaging their car at night.
