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The front page of Le Monde features several prominent stories including the Pope's visit to France and its associated controversies regarding sexual abuse within the church, nationwide climate protests in France, and an upcoming senatorial election with implications for the 2027 presidential race…
The Pope is set to meet victims in Lourdes during his visit to France, while associations express concern over a perceived regression on addressing systemic sexual abuse within the Church, despite efforts by French bishops.
Images from a large papal Mass held at the Place de la Concorde in Paris during Pope Leo XIV's visit.
Pope Leo XIV attracted a large congregation at a Mass in Paris, presenting himself as a calm and unifying leader.
Thousands of people participated in climate protests across France, with organizers expressing a desire for greater turnout after a challenging summer.
An infographic explaining the composition of the electoral college for the 2026 French senatorial elections, highlighting that it is predominantly male, older, and from smaller communes.
The article discusses how the upcoming senatorial elections in France are being viewed through the lens of the looming 2027 presidential election.
The eviction of an 87-year-old woman in Madrid has intensified pressure on the Prime Minister to address the housing crisis, a key government priority.
As Brazilians head to polls, the crucial issue of climate change, despite the impacts of a severe El Niño, is not a central theme in the presidential campaign.
