Is the war between Israel and Hezbollah going to stop? At least temporarily. Will Israeli and Lebanese leaders talk, as Donald Trump wrote last night? In Turkey, emotions are still strong after yesterday’s shooting at a school in the south of the country, which killed at least nine people, including eight students, according to a provisional toll. The author of the shootings was a 14-year-old student at the school, who died during the attack. While the funerals of the victims took place today, the concern and anger are even greater as this is the second shooting in two days in a Turkish school. Macronist deputies who were carrying the Yadan Law have decided to remove it from the agenda, citing lack of time. The text, whose purpose is to combat “new forms of antisemitism,” has ended up embarrassing many, including from the left, center, and even within Macronist ranks. In Poissy, they have skillfully embraced new technologies over the decades. Iconic automobile brands Ford, Simca, Chrysler, Talbot under Peugeot-Citroën have entrusted Poissy with the task of carrying out their most daring projects, and now, Poissy’s automobile production will end in 2028. This historic site of Stellantis will become a center for manufacturing parts and vehicle dismantling, retaining 1,000 assembly-line jobs out of 1,500. There is much talk of fraudulent claims this week, with the Caisse d’Allocation Familiale detecting fraud amounting to 500 million euros. Today, the Health Insurance Fund announces detecting 723 million euros in fraud, and this afternoon, the Accounts Court reports on frauds on a much larger scale tied to undeclared work, resulting in a minimum loss of revenue for the State of 8.5 billion euros. Unite 500 mayoral for what? The President will address these elected officials from all political backgrounds and territories to “support” and “mobilize” these “alveoli of the democratic lungs of the country” in less than an hour, according to Elysée communicators. It’s no surprise that unions, for some of them, are even relieved, and others are calling for a strike. The explanation of Ouafia Kheniche. Laid off at the request of Vincent Bolloré, who is not satisfied with just mobilizing his acquisitions in the publishing world. The far-right billionaire has tasked Hachette Group with reducing the workforce of Prisma Media, France’s leading magazine publisher with titles like Capital, Geo, Femme Actuelle, or Voici. Announced last March 30, a social plan foresees cutting more than 40%, or 279 jobs, out of about 650, for economic reasons. With 350 performances in over 60 venues, welcoming around 150,000 spectators every June in Versailles. The Molière Month, created in 1996, has become a reference in popular theater and a springboard for companies, preceding the Avignon Festival. The lineup for the 30th edition has just been unveiled. 38 shows, including about ten presented by companies installed in Versailles. Benoît Grossin. Before being received at the presidential palace, mayors were able to exchange with ministers. Mélanie Kuszelewicz. Pierre Ropert, employees of Prisma Media came to whistle at the direction of their parent company in Paris.
