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[00:00:07] Hello everyone, thank you for your countries. This is the feature rejects the Iranian proposal to loyalty to France 24,
[00:00:10] welcome to this first edition of à la une weekend on
[00:00:14] this September 26th, at the top obviously the continuation of Pope
[00:00:18] itinerant brigade of caregivers from Leo XIV's visit to France, several significant events
[00:00:21] this Saturday morning, the head of the Catholic Church will
[00:00:25] voilà, so we chose the visit a reception center dedicated to migrants in precarious
[00:00:27] situations, a little later but...
[00:00:30] giant mass on Place de la Concorde, 600,000 people expected
[00:00:34] in the evening, he will fly to Lourdes. On the first day of
[00:00:38] the sidelines of the UN General this historic trip, Leo XIV had a series of religious,
[00:00:41] popular and political meetings and demonstrations at
[00:00:45] UNESCO or the Elysée Palace, he warned against the dangers of AI, the
[00:00:49] scourge of war, surrogacy and end-of-life, he
[00:00:52] positioned himself as a defender of
[00:00:55] secularism, but not one that excludes religion from the public space.
[00:00:59] Full report in an instant. Also in the news, Donald
[00:01:02] Trump rejects the Iranian offer to reopen the
[00:01:06] Strait of Hormuz and cease hostilities, according to the
[00:01:09] Wall Street Journal, citing Trump, the American
[00:01:14] the end of the US naval blockade of president would even be ready to resume bombings after the midterm
[00:01:17] elections. That's for the main
[00:01:52] 60,000 people are expected this Saturday at Place de la Concorde in Paris
[00:01:56] for this giant mass led by Pope
[00:01:59] Leo XIV. On the second of his four-day visit to
[00:02:02] France, the Pope's visit is expected to be a massive
[00:02:06] with Donald Trump the issue of popular demonstration, kicking off at 3 p.m. for an event that will make history.
[00:02:10] Before this mass, the Pope will visit Maison
[00:02:14] Bakita this morning around 9 a.m., an institution
[00:02:18] dedicated to welcoming migrants in precarious situations, an
[00:02:21] opportunity for him to reaffirm his commitment to a
[00:02:24] cause dear to him. Yesterday, the first
[00:02:28] day of Leo XIV's visit fulfilled all its promises, so to
[00:02:31] speak, political, popular, and religious meetings
[00:02:35] followed one after another in an atmosphere of fervor, whether at
[00:02:38] the Elysée Palace, UNESCO, or the Stade de France, he made a number
[00:02:42] of appeals on war, end-of-life, secularism, and
[00:02:46] AI. Report on this day with
[00:02:48] Lukiziela,
[00:02:52] an apostolic, historic, and
[00:02:54] political visit, Leo XIV's first steps in France were on a
[00:02:58] red carpet from...
[00:03:01] to the courtyard of the Elysée Palace where the
[00:03:04] Pope delivered an offensive speech in
[00:03:07] French, I sometimes observe with
[00:03:11] sunny austral winter. All concern the current excesses of societies that
[00:03:14] risk diverting science and technology into lucrative enterprises
[00:03:18] favoring genetic manipulations,
[00:03:22] surrogacy, the purchase
[00:03:25] of organs and the offer of a
[00:03:28] programmed death.
[00:03:32] A jab two months after the adoption of the assisted dying law in
[00:03:35] France, the Sovereign Pontiff also attacked those who
[00:03:39] subvert the principle of
[00:03:41] for exploitation secularism and warned against the dangers of artificial
[00:03:43] intelligence, the many communication channels risk
[00:03:47] multiplying false information and
[00:03:51] giving more importance to empty words and thus
[00:03:54] preventing dialogue rather than strengthening
[00:03:57] it.
[00:03:59] The conversion of Artificial intelligence amplifies this problem,
[00:04:02] such systems can
[00:04:06] use data, yes, but they cannot answer questions
[00:04:09] about the meaning of human life. As Leo
[00:04:13] XIV embarks on his Popemobile, Parisians gather to
[00:04:16] catch a glimpse of him during his walk through the
[00:04:20] fervent streets.
[00:04:24] Families all around, there are older people, there are disabled people, in
[00:04:27] fact it's very very popular, very family-oriented. Everyone comes to see a
[00:04:31] Pope who for some is a religious leader, for others
[00:04:34] someone who inspires them, who gives them, who gives them warmth
[00:04:39] in several areas of in their hearts, after vespers at Notre Dame, the Pope ended his
[00:04:42] day at the Stade de France with a vigil in front of 8,000
[00:04:45] young people gathered like for a
[00:04:48] rockstar, obviously all the France
[00:04:52] himself as a defender of 24 teams, all our editorial staff, whatever their medium, videos,
[00:04:56] photos, illustrations, remain mobilized to continue to bring
[00:04:59] you this visit of Leo XIV, special
[00:05:03] edition from 9 a.m. with our journalists on the street on
[00:05:06] set and our guests and
[00:05:08] consultants.
[00:05:13] According to the Wall Street Journal, Donald Trump
[00:05:17] reopen the Strait of Hormuz for 7 days and cease
[00:05:21] hostilities. The newspaper also believes that the US President
[00:05:25] was preparing to resume bombings after the midterm
[00:05:29] elections, no official confirmation from the White House.
[00:05:32] Alice Broga details the Iranian proposal as it was
[00:05:36] formulated before the newspaper's revelations.
[00:05:39] resolve the war in the
[00:05:43] Middle East, the ball is now in the American
[00:05:46] court, this is in any case the message conveyed by Tehran on
[00:05:51] Assembly. The Iranian Foreign Minister announced that he had
[00:05:55] submitted a plan to Washington through Qatar to reopen
[00:05:58] the Strait of Hormuz in one
[00:06:00] week.
[00:06:03] If the necessary conditions are met, the strait can be
[00:06:06] reopened and normal maritime navigation restored within this
[00:06:10] 7-day period. The decision now rests with
[00:06:13] the United States.
[00:06:15] Tehran notably demands an end to hostilities in the Middle East,
[00:06:19] including Lebanon, the unfreezing of Iranian assets, the lifting
[00:06:22] of sanctions on Iranian oil, and
[00:06:26] Iran. These conditions were already included in the memorandum
[00:06:30] of understanding signed in June between Iran and the United States, which had
[00:06:34] failed. For its part, the White House indicated that positive
[00:06:37] discussions had taken place with mediators. Donald Trump
[00:06:41] claims not to be in a hurry to reach an agreement, but the surge
[00:06:45] in fuel prices caused by the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is affecting
[00:06:49] his popularity among Americans a few weeks before
[00:06:52] the midterm elections, a deadline on which Iranian
[00:06:55] authorities are playing.
[00:06:58] If the American government wants an agreement compliant with international
[00:07:01] law, very good, otherwise whether
[00:07:04] it's before or after their elections, what difference does it make to
[00:07:07] us?
[00:07:10] The Iranian president also boasts of having the support of the Chinese
[00:07:13] president. On a state visit to Washington, Xi Jinping discussed
[00:07:19] the war in Iran. China, which imports massive amounts of
[00:07:22] Iranian oil, is also heavily affected by the consequences of the
[00:07:26] closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:07:30] Also in international news, the escalation between Houthi
[00:07:33] fighters in Yemen and Saudi Arabia,
[00:07:36] despite daily Saudi bombings, the Houthis are stepping
[00:07:40] up their attacks and are now targeting Riyadh. Two drones
[00:07:43] targeting the Saudi capital were intercepted, according to a statement
[00:07:47] Saturday by the coalition led by Saudi Arabia against
[00:07:50] the Houthis. Saudi appeals to Donald Trump for military
[00:07:53] support have so far remained unanswered.
[00:07:56] morte.
[00:07:59] Russia is not preparing for any fight of any kind with
[00:08:02] Europe. Vladimir Putin once again refutes
[00:08:06] the accusations, particularly French ones, according to which Moscow
[00:08:09] is preparing to attack the European Union. He affirmed on the contrary that
[00:08:12] his country would, I quote, "think carefully" before resuming
[00:08:16] talks with Ukraine, the Russian president
[00:08:19] expressed on the sidelines of a forum on culture in
[00:08:22] St. Petersburg.
[00:08:25] What government for Morocco after the legislative
[00:08:28] elections won by the outgoing coalition? A victory
[00:08:32] marked, however, by a massive
[00:08:34] abstention, only 38% participation.
[00:08:37] Consultations are underway, the King's decision to appoint a new
[00:08:40] government team is highly anticipated, says
[00:08:44] Emilie Boil.
[00:08:46] Boil.
[00:08:48] In Morocco, the vote count is finished, the outgoing
[00:08:52] coalition wins the legislative elections by a landslide.
[00:08:55] main.
[00:08:58] The provisional results gave the following results: the Authenticity
[00:09:02] and Modernity Party wins 97 seats. The
[00:09:05] National Rally of Independents 66
[00:09:08] seats. The Istiqlal Party, 65
[00:09:11] seats. and the Justice and Development Party (54
[00:09:15] seats).
[00:09:18] Without an absolute majority, the Authenticity and Modernity
[00:09:21] Party will have to form a
[00:09:22] coalition.
[00:09:27] declared that it would only enter into alliance negotiations
[00:09:31] once the King had appointed a head of
[00:09:32] government.
[00:09:35] This question was not addressed. As a political
[00:09:38] party, we are waiting for the results and we will only turn
[00:09:42] to alliances once our King
[00:09:45] has appointed the head of the next government, man or
[00:09:48] woman, a striking fact, the Justice
[00:09:52] and Development Party, the Islamist opposition party, has quadrupled its
[00:09:55] number of seats by winning 54 compared to 13
[00:09:59] previously. The party had notably campaigned on the fight against
[00:10:03] corruption, highlighting in its program purchasing power and
[00:10:06] youth employment. We hope they will create job opportunities for
[00:10:10] young people so that everyone can find work.
[00:10:16] We ask them to do what they say, to manage things well, so
[00:10:19] that the country's affairs run smoothly, especially in health,
[00:10:22] education, and employment. Youth
[00:10:25] abstention was one of the main issues in these elections, which were held less
[00:10:29] than 2 months after the migratory crisis in Ceuta. Despite the efforts of the
[00:10:33] parties, the participation rate was only 38%, one
[00:10:36] of the lowest rates recorded in 20
[00:15:00] And the rest of this magazine is the Mayors'
[00:15:04] Journal, it's
[00:15:05] now.
[00:15:09] France 24 and the first
[00:15:12] present, hello, welcome to Outre-mer
[00:15:16] l'Hebdo, an edition dedicated to the news of French overseas
[00:15:19] territories worldwide, this week's main story, the effects of the
[00:15:23] drought are still... felt in Reunion with abnormally
[00:15:26] high temperatures during the austral winter, a
[00:15:30] significant impact on agriculture. Stay tuned.
[00:15:32] suite.
[00:15:49] But first, this temporary solution to alleviate the lack of
[00:15:52] doctors in New Caledonia, an
[00:15:55] the Order of Malta intervenes in the isolated communes in the north of
[00:15:59] the territory. These consultations are highly anticipated by families.
[00:16:02] Géraldine Louis, Bris
[00:16:03] Bachon.
[00:16:06] first dental consultation for Ela Kim, 5 years old, do you
[00:16:10] know this, have you ever seen it, these are gloves, yeah great,
[00:16:14] I put them on to be able to put my
[00:16:18] fingers on your teeth, the dentist is
[00:16:21] careful with his young patient, it's his first time
[00:16:24] so he explains everything, I know that with little
[00:16:28] ones like that I explain everything and then it usually goes better I
[00:16:30] think, the health professional detects
[00:16:34] cavities and takes an x-ray to confirm his diagnosis.
[00:16:38] Result, four cavities for the little boy, many
[00:16:42] teeth there unfortunately that need to be extracted, we can't save them, so it's true that when
[00:16:46] we look, I do many more extractions than I usually do, I think that
[00:16:49] the arrival of a dentist here where they would have much easier
[00:16:53] access to care but also to information because a
[00:16:56] dentist, well, he treats but he also does a lot of prevention,
[00:16:59] the Poum dispensary has been operating without a resident dentist for almost
[00:17:03] a year and a half, yet the clinic has all
[00:17:06] the adapted equipment. All that is missing is a dentist to
[00:17:10] bring back smiles to the residents of the commune, to make
[00:17:14] appointments, well,
[00:17:17] it's very complicated, without a vehicle and without a practitioner
[00:17:21] nearby, it's difficult to access medical care,
[00:17:24] so this group of mothers carpooled, 25
[00:17:28] km from the Darama tribe to be sure
[00:17:31] to have a consultation with the MCH nurse dispatched by
[00:17:34] the association, it would be good if there was a doctor
[00:17:39] there too because it's not
[00:17:41] easy. 23 doctor positions remain vacant in
[00:17:45] the North Province, the reinforcement of the itinerant brigade, a
[00:17:48] temporary measure to curb the bleeding, because in a month, the Poum
[00:17:52] health center will again operate with only one nurse.
[00:17:56] They are the first doctors fully trained at
[00:17:59] the University of the West Indies, here, on the Fouillole campus in
[00:18:02] Guadeloupe, these 80 students have received their advanced
[00:18:06] medical science degree. Now, these
[00:18:10] young graduates will have to choose their specialty and enter the
[00:18:13] third cycle of medical studies.
[00:18:17] Impressive images, those of large dry water reservoirs
[00:18:21] in the south of Reunion Island, this is the consequence of the lack of rain
[00:18:25] and heat in recent weeks, in Le Tampon, crops are dying and
[00:18:28] market gardeners are grumbling. Albane Lucien and our teams on
[00:18:31] site.
[00:18:34] Water reservoirs completely dry. and soil
[00:18:38] that is cracking as here on the historic white grass reservoir
[00:18:42] of Le Tampon, an alarming situation,
[00:18:45] a consequence of an overly
[00:18:49] the water contained in the reservoirs is due to
[00:18:52] rain, and Météo France noted that
[00:18:56] above 1200 m altitude, there is no, there is
[00:19:00] no more rain, so here there is really no
[00:19:03] water at all, really a small puddle for a few fish that...
[00:19:07] are still alive, a lack of water which inevitably affects the
[00:19:11] crops of Reunion's market garden breadbasket. For three
[00:19:14] generations, Lucien Payet's family has cultivated a little over 2
[00:19:18] hectares here, but never before has the market garden had to overcome such
[00:19:21] a drought. This season, he will have to halve his lettuce
[00:19:25] production, it's a vegetable that
[00:19:28] requires a lot of water to grow, it's finished now it's
[00:19:32] very very very dry.
[00:19:34] In 2 to 3 weeks. Well, the
[00:19:38] lettuce, frankly, will no longer be beautiful lettuce on the
[00:19:41] stalls. And yet the Tampon region has three
[00:19:45] hillside dams with a capacity of 35,000 cubic meters
[00:19:48] each, representing potentially more than a million cubic meters of water
[00:19:52] dedicated to agriculture. Since May,
[00:19:55] it has been decided to implement what are called "water turns",
[00:19:59] meaning that farmers do not have water
[00:20:02] permanently every day to try to keep
[00:20:06] the resource for as long as possible. But this measure was not enough to curb
[00:20:10] the phenomenon: the very dry austral winter experienced by Reunion
[00:20:14] caused a severe rainfall deficit
[00:20:16] the island. It is one of the symbols of
[00:20:20] Wallis and Futuna, the Aoulé, this small shell
[00:20:23] used in the making of necklaces and traditionally
[00:20:26] offered when leaving the territory. This collection has
[00:20:30] just been regulated because large quantities are being collected
[00:20:33] when they are still too small. The objective is to
[00:20:36] preserve the resource but also to protect the coastline from
[00:20:39] erosion.
[00:20:42] Emmanuel Macron visited Saint-Pierre and Miquelon for the first time on
[00:20:46] September 20th. The Head of State reaffirmed France's sovereignty. He also
[00:20:50] spoke with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney
[00:20:53] as part of a rapprochement between the two
[00:20:57] story of the weekly and it is signed Leila
[00:20:58] Gennani.
[00:21:02] On the tarmac of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon airport, on September
[00:21:06] 20th, the Canadian Prime Minister was welcomed for the
[00:21:09] first time by President Emmanuel Macron, a historic
[00:21:13] and symbolic visit. The time has come to strengthen our
[00:21:17] ties between Canada and...
[00:21:20] Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, between Canada and France, between
[00:21:24] Canada and the European Union,
[00:21:27] ties based on the values we share.
[00:21:31] Long live Saint-Pierre Miquelon, long live
[00:21:34] France and long live Canada. It's a
[00:21:37] card posted by Donald Trump on his social network, Truf social, which
[00:21:40] was enough to disrupt the diplomatic calendar, on it, we can
[00:21:44] see a desire by the American president to annex certain
[00:21:47] territories, including Saint-Pierre and Miquelon or. even Canada,
[00:21:51] which is why this visit was an opportunity to reaffirm their
[00:21:54] sovereignty in the face of these attacks. Our countries are two great
[00:21:57] independent nations that wish to
[00:22:00] remain so. We both believe in democracy,
[00:22:04] the rule of law, respect for international law,
[00:22:07] respect for free and fair trade, a lightning
[00:22:11] trip that sealed a cooperation between the two
[00:22:14] nations, at the center of discussions, security,
[00:22:17] fishing or energy. We must also. together to
[00:22:20] secure our energy supplies and control fuel
[00:22:24] prices, Canadian liquefied natural gas projects are
[00:22:27] important for our Europe and will help open new
[00:22:31] perspectives between our two countries. An opportunity for Saint-Pierre
[00:22:34] and Miquelon to exist on the international stage. France and
[00:22:38] Canada must agree on a comprehensive federal agreement for
[00:22:42] Saint-Pierre and Miquelon to better integrate Saint-Pierre and Miquelon into its basin, but also
[00:22:46] to better integrate it with Europe given the progress that Canada
[00:22:50] is making in approaching Europe, how do we include ourselves? Connecting
[00:22:53] this small territory to the world is the objective of a project presented by
[00:22:57] Emmanuel Macron, the installation of an underwater digital cable
[00:23:01] connecting Brittany and New York via Saint-Pierre and
[00:23:04] Miquelon. I now invite you to discover
[00:23:08] the future launch pad for Callisto intended for new
[00:23:11] generations of small launchers. The site is located on
[00:23:15] the former Diamant Rocket site used between 1970 and
[00:23:19] 1975. This reuse reduces
[00:23:22] costs and the environmental impact of the project.
[00:23:25] Laurent Maroau, Frank Fernandez.
[00:23:29] So there, you have an image of the Diamant
[00:23:32] site in 1970. So remember,
[00:23:35] Diamant took off 8 times here from Guyana. A group of
[00:23:39] visitors on a past site refurbished for the
[00:23:42] future. Diamant took off here from 1970 to
[00:23:45] 1975, next year, tests of
[00:23:49] Callisto. a reusable rocket stage, we
[00:23:52] will do small flights gradually, so the first will be a very
[00:23:56] small jump of a few centimeters, a few tens of
[00:23:59] centimeters, and then with trajectories
[00:24:02] further and further until reaching about 50 km the
[00:24:05] last one with a back to this site here
[00:24:09] after a flight like that. The site is also expecting five
[00:24:12] mini or small launchers, the Spanish PLD, the Germans
[00:24:16] Izar and RFA and the French Latitude and Sirius.
[00:24:25] They will increase the rate up to 30 launchers per
[00:24:28] year, well that's great
[00:24:31] it will be perfect, so it's interesting
[00:24:35] indeed to be able to compete a bit with
[00:24:39] the United States who I think understood a long time ago
[00:24:42] that the future belongs
[00:24:45] to reusable in a way.
[00:24:49] the old Diamond site reduces costs and
[00:24:52] environmental impact, and has reused part of the
[00:24:56] infrastructure that was used at the time for Diamond, like for example this
[00:25:00] building that has been restored, but the
[00:25:03] foundations have remained as they were, the structure of the building, so it was
[00:25:07] rehabilitated like the entire area around the buildings that
[00:25:10] was already cleared. Among these new launchers, the first flight
[00:25:14] could be that of the PLD Space rocket next year.
[00:25:17] Do you know? Yes, it's
[00:25:20] an ancestral practice of marine resource management, a
[00:25:24] Rawi has been officially inaugurated in Borabora,
[00:25:27] now, in the lagoon reserve, it's no longer possible to fish or
[00:25:31] circulate by boat, all nautical activities are forbidden.
[00:25:34] A report by Lucile Guichet and Patrick
[00:25:37] Tinsing.
[00:25:40] It's a traditional spear that symbolically marks the
[00:25:44] area of the integral reserve carried by the rowers.
[00:25:48] Here, all human activity.
[00:25:50] is now forbidden, no more fishing, no more
[00:25:53] navigation, no more diving.
[00:25:56] The impact in fact and the importance of this Raroui goes beyond
[00:26:00] our daily pleasure, so it's...
[00:26:03] we have to deprive ourselves, but it's for the common good and the good of our children
[00:26:07] and for the future of our city.
[00:26:10] The Raroui committee brings together fishermen, hoteliers, tourism
[00:26:14] actors and cultural associations, it must ensure the
[00:26:18] follow-up. We are classified as category 1A,
[00:26:22] integral reserve, meaning no movement in the Raroui, no
[00:26:25] collection, no fishing,
[00:26:28] most severe classification to be able to
[00:26:31] have all the chances on our side to succeed in our
[00:26:34] path. The project started 5 years ago. Faced
[00:26:38] with resource depletion, scientific studies have also measured
[00:26:41] the impact of nautical activities on the lagoon
[00:26:44] ecosystem. In this open-air leisure zone, they
[00:26:48] demonstrated that the noise pollution from boats
[00:26:51] leads to a decrease in the size of fish and the
[00:26:55] population of sea urchins and clams. How fast will
[00:26:58] a fisherman grow, how will it be respected, how will it regenerate?
[00:27:07] to suffer, so the idea is that the raoui has a vocation to open one day, but it will be the
[00:27:10] population that will decide.
[00:27:13] Tradition joins contemporary issues, the integral
[00:27:16] reserve is monitored by a radar system, any intrusion
[00:27:20] will send a notification and
[00:27:22] offenders face a fine.
[00:27:26] It is with these images that this weekly closes, an edition to
[00:27:30] find on France24.com and la...premiere.fr.
[00:27:33] Thank you for your loyalty and see you soon.
[00:29:04] This week on Bill Retour we take you to the north of
[00:29:07] France, how has the situation of migrants evolved over the last
[00:29:11] 10 years in Calais and its surroundings since the dismantling
[00:29:15] of the camp nicknamed the great jungle, this place housed
[00:29:19] thousands of people, they all had the same dream,
[00:29:22] to cross the Channel and reach the
[00:29:24] United Kingdom.
[00:29:31] Today. there are dozens of smaller jungles
[00:29:35] spread over a wider area along the coast, so we understand that they need
[00:29:38] to spread out as much as possible, so
[00:29:42] there are teams that work 7 days a week to collect waste, the police are always
[00:29:46] trying to prevent them from getting into makeshift boats and
[00:29:49] dismantling the camps, but the number of migrants has not
[00:29:53] decreased, always ready to risk their lives to realize their
[00:29:56] dreams. Bill Retour, Calais from jungle to
[00:30:00] jungle, a report to see... on France
[00:30:03] 24,
[00:30:07] hello everyone, thank you for your loyalty to France 24,
[00:30:10] welcome to this first edition of À la une weekend
[00:30:14] on this September 26th, on the agenda of course, the continuation of the
[00:30:17] visit to France by Leo XIV, several significant
[00:30:20] appointments this Saturday, in the morning, the head of the Catholic Church
[00:30:24] will visit a reception center dedicated to migrants, a precarious
[00:30:27] situation, a little later, a giant mass at Place de la
[00:30:31] Concorde 6. 10,000 people are expected, in the
[00:30:34] evening, he will fly to Lourdes. On the first day of
[00:30:37] this historic trip, Leo XIV held a series of meetings
[00:30:41] and events, both religious, popular and political at UNESCO or
[00:30:45] at the Élysée, he warned against the dangers of AI, the
[00:30:48] scourge of war, surrogacy or end of life. He presented
[00:30:54] secularism, but not one that excludes religion from the public
[00:30:58] space.