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The front page of Le Monde prominently features ongoing high school protests in France, with reports on disruptions and the government's response. International news includes the first round of Brazil's presidential election, where Jair Bolsonaro's son, Flavio Bolsonaro, led the vote…
Hundreds of high schools were disrupted on Monday, as unions called for further mobilization, with the minister of higher education expressing concern about a potential national escalation.
In Brazil's presidential election, far-right candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro, secured 47% of the vote in the first round, ahead of the incumbent president's 45%.
The five candidates for the left-wing primary, including Olivier Faure and Raphael Glucksmann, engaged in a heated three-hour debate on BFM-TV, marked by accusations of 'brutalization' and disagreements over alliances.
The singular and already historic high school protest movement is rooted in a lack of resources and the failures of school massification.
The government is accelerating the timeline for the 'casseurs-payeurs' (rioters-payers) bill.
The current US intelligence director has been appointed by Donald Trump to the position of government liaison for artificial intelligence, amid growing concerns about the control of this technology.
