Macron in the Doubs, murder of Rose, Borne and the unions: the information to remember this afternoon

2023-04-27 12:27:19

The info not to miss

Emmanuel Macron visited this Thursday in the Doubs. He stopped at the end of the morning at the Dole market where he chatted with local residents. If the exchanges were rather calm, a few scathing replies still flared up. “You have been saying a lot of nonsense for five years”, in particular struck him with a former figure of the Yellow Vests. A noisier welcome awaits the president for the continuation of his visit to the Château de Joux, which he must join in the middle of the day. Protesters against the pension reform gathered there before noon. Some opponents tried to force the roadblock set up by the gendarmes in front of the castle. The police had to use tear gas to repel them.

The prefect of Doubs finally decided, this Thursday morning, to withdraw the decree he had issued on Tuesday prohibiting demonstrations between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. in the town of La Cluse-et-Mijoux, where the Château de Joux is located. . The decree mentioned in particular “the significance of the terrorist threat on the national territory”. He had been the subject of three appeals for interim release before the Administrative Court of Besançon, which was to examine him Thursday morning in a public hearing.

What else to remember

• The suspect in the murder of Rose, in the Vosges, remains silent. The 15-year-old, who was arrested in the apartment where the 5-year-old girl’s body was found on Tuesday, “used his right to silence” while in police custody, the prosecutor said. the Republic of Épinal this Thursday. The suspect, who “did not make delusional remarks” in front of the investigators, will be presented to an investigating judge this afternoon. The psychiatric expertise revealed an “altered discernment and a proven dangerousness”. The autopsy of the victim’s body will take place on Friday.
• Borne wants to “reconnect” with the unions. After presenting her government’s roadmap for the next 100 days on Wednesday, the Prime Minister said on Thursday morning on France 2 that her objective was to “renew the dialogue” with the trade unions, from “early May”. “It is very important that we change our outlook on seniors, that we facilitate career paths, the end of their careers”, “subjects which I hope that trade unions and employers’ organizations can reclaim”, declared Élisabeth Borne, while the Constitutional Council invalidated certain provisions of the pension reform on these themes.
• Death of two people hit by a metro train in Paris. A man and a woman, visibly homeless, died during the night after being hit by a metro train at Gaîté station (XIV arrondissement), where line 13 passes. The facts occurred around 00:45. According to CCTV footage, the 38-year-old woman voluntarily descended onto the tracks, then was joined by the man. The two victims were trying to get back on the platform when the train arrived at the station and hit them.
• A second trial for Airbus and Air France for the Rio-Paris crash. The Paris public prosecutor’s office announced on Thursday that it was appealing the release judgment of the manufacturer Airbus and the airline Air France in the case of the Rio-Paris crash, which killed 228 people in June 2009. On April 17, the Paris Criminal Court had exonerated the two companies, which appeared for manslaughter. This decision had aroused the “disgust” of the relatives of the victims in this accident which is the deadliest in the history of French companies.

it concerns you

No price cuts in supermarkets. As commodity prices fall, when will those in our supermarkets begin to fall? If some experts think that we may have reached a plateau, like Emily Mayer, of the Circana Institute, others are betting on an acceleration. “In March, food inflation was close to 16%, and it should continue to progress, reaching 19%, or even 20% at the end of June”, also assesses Daniel Ducrocq, director of the European distribution service of the NielsenIQ Institute. Financially weakened, despite the introduction of anti-inflation baskets in most brands, households therefore still have a few difficult months ahead of them.