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Front page leadContract workers, AESH, and teachers facing long commutes are significantly impacted by rising fuel prices, leading to anger and a planned mobilization on September 29th.
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Mediapart's front page features several key stories, with a prominent focus on domestic French issues including education, climate change, infrastructure projects, and justice system outcomes. The site also highlights a video piece on women and power in France and a piece on mountains collapsing…
Contract workers, AESH, and teachers facing long commutes are significantly impacted by rising fuel prices, leading to anger and a planned mobilization on September 29th.
A video discussing the role of women in power within France, featuring Éliane Viennot.
A scientific chronicle detailing the unprecedented collapse of mountains, likely due to climate change.
France's greenhouse gas emissions have decreased since 2017, but not enough to meet targets, with transport, agriculture, and waste sectors lagging behind due to a lack of political action.
The A412 highway project in Haute-Savoie has begun construction, facing opposition from locals, farmers, and associations concerned about irregularities and environmental impact.
The court has sentenced Loïk Le Priol and Romain Bouvier to 26 and 19 years respectively for the murder of rugby player Federico Martín Aramburú, with premeditation not being a factor.
During her corruption trial, former MEP Rachida Dati struggled to detail her work for Renault and reacted aggressively when confronted by lawyers.
Lawyers for the European Parliament have pointed to the responsibility of MoDem leaders in the fraud concerning parliamentary assistant contracts during the appeal trial.
Investigating judges have included the aggravating circumstance of 'objective discrimination' against 'the white race and the French nation' in the Crépol case, and are treating it as a 'single scene' crime.