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[00:00:06] Good evening, welcome,
[00:00:09] itinerant brigade of caregivers from thank you for following us on France 24 and France Info. Here are the headlines for this
[00:00:12] evening's news: On the front page, the giant mass
[00:00:16] so we chose the in front of 800,000 people, this Saturday afternoon,
[00:00:19] Place de la Concorde, celebrated by Leo XIV, the
[00:00:23] Pope is now in Lourdes for the second stage of his visit to France,
[00:00:27] a look back at this day... his
[00:00:30] emotion:
[00:00:32] the head of Russian diplomacy accuses Europe of systematically opposing
[00:00:36] the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine.
[00:00:39] Sergei Lavrov, on the other hand, praises the efforts of Donald Trump.
[00:00:43] Decoding of this new offense against
[00:00:45] Europe.
[00:00:48] threats according to the head of A Ceuta must be defended, this is one of the slogans heard in the streets of
[00:00:51] Madrid this Saturday afternoon. Spaniards continue to express their anger
[00:00:54] over the management of the migratory crisis by the
[00:00:57] Sanchez government. We will explain the reasons for the anger.
[00:01:13] The Vatican count therefore numbered 800,000 people
[00:01:16] this afternoon, Place de la Concorde, on the Champs
[00:01:20] Élysées, 200,000 more than expected to attend the
[00:01:24] open-air mass pronounced by Leo XIV. Concorde and
[00:01:27] fraternity, to use the words of Emmanuel Macron, who was not
[00:01:30] present. It was a festive day in the capital,
[00:01:34] the journey then continued to Lourdes where
[00:01:37] the Pope prayed this Saturday evening in the Grotto of Massabielle, also known as the Grotto of
[00:01:41] Apparitions. A look back at this second day of the Pope's
[00:01:45] visit to France with Julien Dubois.
[00:01:49] A huge crowd on the Avenue des
[00:01:52] is making to get closer to Champs-Élysées, to catch a glimpse of Leo XIV's
[00:01:55] Popemobile. With a few stops along the way by the
[00:02:00] in the North Province. Reinforcement attentive sovereign to bless people with disabilities and children,
[00:02:05] first since the beginning of the faithful and curious acclaim the Pope,
[00:02:09] bravo, long live the Pope, yes
[00:02:12] we came precisely to see the Pope and it was quite moving to
[00:02:16] see the Pope passing by in his
[00:02:18] Popemobile,
[00:02:20] we didn't expect to find a place like that, we hadn't bought tickets but in the end
[00:02:24] they told us go, go, you can enter, so we entered, we were right in front
[00:02:28] of the barrier, but... he turned his head at the wrong moment, we are
[00:02:32] happy to have seen him anyway, it is a great moment of deep
[00:02:36] joy in union with
[00:02:38] is the consequence of the lack of rain and the church. 700,000 people were gathered
[00:02:41] according to Vatican figures for this procession and the giant
[00:02:45] open-air mass in Place de la Concorde.
[00:02:48] these people, it's one of the most beautiful periods, one of the most beautiful days of their lives because
[00:02:51] they will be able to, with other Christians with whom they share the same faith, with whom
[00:02:55] they share the same relationship with Jesus, experience something extraordinary on the most beautiful avenue in the
[00:02:59] world. A one and a half hour mass
[00:03:02] an overly sunny austral winter. All of celebrated by the Pope to conclude this visit to the capital, the
[00:03:06] first for a Pontiff since
[00:03:10] 50th anniversary of one of the greatest bands in 2008. Earlier on Saturday, he visited a Catholic reception and integration center for
[00:03:14] migrants and also
[00:03:16] Bangkok, known as the Venice of the met newly baptized Catholics at the Catholic University of
[00:03:19] Paris. In the evening, Leo XIV arrived at the sanctuary of
[00:03:22] Lourdes for the continuation of his visit to
[00:03:24] France.
[00:03:27] Now to the subject that causes anger this Sunday after mass. The Pope
[00:03:32] That's great, so will receive victims of sexual abuse committed by members of the church this afternoon. A confidential
[00:03:35] exchange, a victim of Father Pierre will also be present.
[00:03:38] This is a subject that in any case animates Leo XIV even
[00:03:42] before he became head of the Catholic Church. Listen to the
[00:03:46] deciphering of a theologian in Peru, host country of Leo
[00:03:50] The conversion of XIV. And the Pope, we must say
[00:03:53] that Pope Leo XIV, while he was in Lima, was in
[00:03:57] charge of sexual abuse and...
[00:04:00] he was very active in this area in Peru,
[00:04:03] so we must put things into perspective, he is a man who is a
[00:04:07] canonist and who organized conferences
[00:04:11] and who
[00:04:14] received the
[00:04:15] that farmers do not have victims also at a time when there was
[00:04:18] nothing structured in Peru or very
[00:04:22] little, at least from
[00:04:25] formerly known as the Venice of the 2019, And that's the end of this newscast, thank you for so I think
[00:04:28] that he is a very sensitive person
[00:04:30] rainfall deficit in several to this subject and who
[00:04:33] follows, well, how to say, who follows the norms, who follows
[00:04:37] the reality for
[00:04:40] people. And in international news, after rejecting
[00:04:43] the Iranian offer, the American president criticizes the mullah regime, they
[00:04:47] are badly losing, declared Donald Trump, and according to the Wall Street
[00:04:51] Journal, Washington could resume strikes after the November
[00:04:54] elections. Axel Simon reviews for us the latest developments between
[00:04:58] Americans and Iranians.
[00:05:13] Donald Trump on Friday rejected an Iranian proposal to
[00:05:16] reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 7 days, currently
[00:05:19] locked. The proposal formulated by Tehran through
[00:05:23] Qatari mediators provided for the reopening of this strategic
[00:05:27] maritime route and the suspension of hostilities in the region, including in
[00:05:30] Lebanon. In return, broader negotiations would have been
[00:05:34] engaged, the United States would have lifted the blockade of Iranian
[00:05:37] ports, unfrozen funds and renounced oil
[00:05:41] sanctions. Unacceptable for Donald Trump,
[00:05:45] the American president believes, according to the Wall Street Journal, that the Islamic
[00:05:49] Republic will not honor its commitments. The American
[00:05:52] president would not rule out a resumption of strikes in Iran after the
[00:05:55] mid-term legislative elections on November 3rd. Unacceptable
[00:06:01] Iranian diplomacy.
[00:06:03] Iran accepts neither coercion, nor threats, nor intimidation and will not
[00:06:07] renounce its sovereign rights under pressure. Sovereignty is not
[00:06:11] conditional.
[00:06:14] "Diplomacy does not mean capitulation and peace cannot
[00:06:17] be built on threats
[00:06:19] of annihilation."
[00:06:22] The blockage continues therefore on both sides and Donald Trump even
[00:06:26] added fuel to the fire with this map published on his social
[00:06:30] network which proposes to rename the Strait of Hormuz Trump
[00:06:34] Strait. The memorandum of understanding signed in June between
[00:06:37] Tehran and Washington provided however to end the war,
[00:06:41] reopen this strategic maritime passage and hold talks
[00:06:44] on the ultra-sensitive aspect of the Iranian nuclear program, but
[00:06:48] no significant progress has been made since its
[00:06:51] signing.
[00:06:53] And a word about the Saudi Foreign Minister who deplored the
[00:06:57] shortcomings of the international community in addressing threats to
[00:07:01] peace and security at the United Nations forum this
[00:07:04] Saturday. Saudi Arabia, which continues this Saturday
[00:07:08] to be targeted by the Houthis, and still at
[00:07:11] the UN. This time, the head of Russian diplomacy met his
[00:07:14] German counterpart. This is a
[00:07:18] the war in Ukraine, but speaking at the General
[00:07:21] Assembly, Sergey Lavrov delivered a very offensive speech
[00:07:25] towards Europe, accusing European countries of thwarting peace
[00:07:29] negotiations and also the efforts of Donald Trump.
[00:07:32] Moscow will achieve its military objectives, no matter the
[00:07:36] circumstances, warns Sergey Lavrov. We
[00:07:38] listen.
[00:07:41] Europe is doing everything in its power to thwart the peace
[00:07:44] talks desired by the Trump administration.
[00:07:48] The West is supplying the Kyiv regime with weapons and helping it send
[00:07:52] drones and missiles targeting civilian infrastructure and
[00:07:56] civilians.
[00:07:58] In the West, they tried to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia, but these
[00:08:02] threats, as has happened many times in the past, lead to
[00:08:05] a strategic impasse for the instigators of the
[00:08:08] war.
[00:08:10] This time we're going to Asia with the impressive images of Bangkok underwater after
[00:08:14] 48 hours of torrential rain.
[00:08:17] Homes, businesses, and transportation routes are flooded. The Thai
[00:08:20] authorities had to declare a state of natural
[00:08:23] disaster. There is a risk of flash floods and landslides.
[00:08:29] East, is actually built on old marshes. Images commented by
[00:08:32] Axel Simon.
[00:08:35] Submerged roads and residents forced to move in more
[00:08:39] than twenty centimeters of water. While the canals
[00:08:42] of Bangkok overflow and water infiltrates buildings, life
[00:08:46] continues at all costs in the streets of the Thai capital, under the
[00:08:50] torrential rains.
[00:08:53] I'm in shock, honestly, this situation is quite
[00:08:55] frightening. Saturday evening, the situation was
[00:08:59] considered stabilized, even if the roads are still flooded.
[00:09:03] The damage is already considerable. According to the
[00:09:06] Bangkok authorities, the most affected area is the east of the
[00:09:09] city. They have opened several temporary shelters in.
[00:09:22] The warnings were rather limited this time, the only real alert arrived Thursday morning via a notification on our
[00:09:26] phones,
[00:09:29] before that, I was not sufficiently informed to consider taking shelter
[00:09:33] elsewhere,
[00:09:37] East, Bangkok is built on ancient marshes and is organized around
[00:09:41] a vast network of canals. The Thai capital
[00:09:45] regularly experiences seasonal floods, particularly in September during
[00:09:49] the monsoon season.
[00:09:52] It's been 10 or 15 years since we've seen such rain and this level of flooding
[00:09:56] here.
[00:09:59] In 2011, major floods throughout Thailand had
[00:10:02] caused more than 500 deaths and damaged millions of
[00:10:05] homes.
[00:10:09] Back in Europe with demonstrations in the streets of Madrid
[00:10:12] on Saturday where thousands of people gathered to protest against the Sanchez
[00:10:16] government's management of the borders, a new gathering since
[00:10:20] the migratory invasion of Ceuta at the end of July. With Julien Dubois,
[00:10:23] we look back at this cry of anger from the
[00:10:25] Spanish:
[00:10:28] Thousands of them came to the streets of Madrid, Spanish flags in
[00:10:32] hand, to show their support for the inhabitants of
[00:10:34] Ceuta and demand the resignation of Prime
[00:10:38] Minister Pedro Sanchez. These Spaniards are angry and
[00:10:41] criticize their leaders for not having protected their country's
[00:10:45] borders in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in
[00:10:48] Africa. It's a real disaster, the people of
[00:10:52] Ceuta are at their wit's end, so I think we must support them.
[00:10:58] The government remains totally inactive, it does nothing
[00:11:01] and we want to demonstrate because we believe that it is
[00:11:04] completely unfair. The policy towards Morocco consists
[00:11:08] of giving in to everything that country says, instead of defending
[00:11:11] Spain.
[00:11:14] Two months ago, more than 70,000 migrants from
[00:11:17] Morocco entered the Spanish territory in North
[00:11:20] Africa on foot or by swimming. Most of the migrants
[00:11:23] were quickly returned to Morocco, but thousands remained in
[00:11:27] Spain. This Saturday's demonstration,
[00:11:30] organized by a civil society platform, was supported by
[00:11:34] conservatives and the far-right Vox party, whose leader
[00:11:38] Santiago Abascal came to demonstrate. Among the
[00:11:41] demands, the return of all migrants who entered
[00:11:44] Ceuta. Faced with this anger, the newspaper
[00:11:47] El País indicates that the Spanish government plans to adopt a decree
[00:11:51] on Tuesday to speed up the return of migrants from Ceuta to Morocco.
[00:11:55] This week, Pedro Sanchez designated Morocco as
[00:11:58] responsible for this migratory crisis. According to a report by the Spanish
[00:12:02] police, the number of Moroccan agents present at the border posts on
[00:12:06] the days of the influx was significantly lower than
[00:12:08] normal.
[00:12:12] And Sunday is voting day in Switzerland. This will concern their sacred
[00:12:16] neutrality. A principle in the Swiss DNA and yet without a precise legal
[00:12:19] definition. That is why a popular initiative wants to
[00:12:23] enshrine a strict conception of neutrality in the constitution, justifying
[00:12:27] that Bern has departed from its neutrality by adopting European
[00:12:30] sanctions against Moscow. The Federal Council has
[00:12:34] spoken out against this proposal. Still regarding its neutrality,
[00:12:38] the Swiss will also have to vote in two months on the quantity
[00:12:42] of weapons that its industry can export in the context of support for
[00:15:07] l'hebdo, an edition dedicated to the news of French overseas
[00:15:10] territories around the world. On the front page this week, the effects of
[00:15:14] drought are still being felt in Réunion with abnormally
[00:15:17] high temperatures during the austral winter, a significant
[00:15:21] impact on agriculture. See you soon.
[00:15:40] But first, this temporary solution to address the lack of
[00:15:43] doctors in New Caledonia, an
[00:15:46] the Order of Malta intervenes in the isolated communes in the north of the
[00:15:50] territory. These consultations are highly anticipated by families.
[00:15:53] Géraldine Louis, Brice
[00:15:54] Bachon.
[00:15:58] First dental consultation for Ilakim, 5 years old. Do you know
[00:16:02] this? Have you ever seen these gloves? Yes, very
[00:16:05] good. I put them on to be able to put my
[00:16:09] fingers on your teeth. The dentist is careful with his
[00:16:13] young patient, it's his first time so he
[00:16:17] discovers everything, so I know that with little ones like that I explain everything and then it
[00:16:20] usually goes better I think. The
[00:16:23] health professional detects cavities and takes an X-ray to
[00:16:27] confirm his diagnosis.
[00:16:29] Result: four cavities for the little boy, many
[00:16:33] teeth there unfortunately that need to be extracted, we can't save them, so it's true that there...
[00:16:37] look, I do a lot more extractions than I'm used to, I think that the arrival of a
[00:16:41] dentist here where they would have much easier access to care but
[00:16:45] also to information because a dentist, well, he treats but he also does
[00:16:48] a lot of prevention. The Poum dispensary has been operating without
[00:16:52] a permanent dentist for almost a year and a half,
[00:16:55] yet the cabinet has all the appropriate equipment, all that's missing
[00:16:59] is a dentist to bring a smile back to the residents of the
[00:17:02] commune, to make appointments,
[00:17:05] well...
[00:17:08] it's very complicated. Without a vehicle and without a practitioner
[00:17:12] nearby, it's difficult to access medical care.
[00:17:15] So this group of mothers carpooled 25
[00:17:19] km from the Darama tribe to be sure
[00:17:22] to have a consultation with the maternal and child health nurse sent by the
[00:17:25] association. It would be good if a
[00:17:28] doctor was also there
[00:17:31] for it's not easy.
[00:17:33] 23 doctor positions remain vacant
[00:17:37] of the itinerant brigade, a band-aid to stop the bleeding,
[00:17:41] because in a month, the Poum CMS will again operate with only
[00:17:45] one nurse. They are the first doctors
[00:17:49] fully trained at the University of the Antilles.
[00:17:52] Here on the Fouillole campus in Guadeloupe, these 80 students
[00:17:56] received their advanced training diploma in medical
[00:17:59] science. Now, these young graduates will have to choose their
[00:18:02] specialty and enter the third cycle of medical
[00:18:05] studies.
[00:18:08] Impressive images, those of large dry water reservoirs
[00:18:12] in the south of Reunion Island. This
[00:18:16] heat in recent weeks. In Le Tampon, crops are dying and
[00:18:19] market gardeners are struggling. Albane Lucien and our teams on
[00:18:22] site,
[00:18:25] completely dry water reservoirs, and
[00:18:29] cracked soil as here on the historic "herbes blanches"
[00:18:33] reservoir in Le Tampon, an alarming situation
[00:18:36] resulting from
[00:18:40] the water contained in the reservoirs comes from
[00:18:43] rain, and Météo France observed that
[00:18:47] above 1200 meters of altitude there is no, there is
[00:18:51] no more rain, so here there is really no
[00:18:54] water at all, really just a small puddle for a few fish that
[00:18:58] are still alive, a lack of water that necessarily affects the
[00:19:02] crops in Reunion's market garden area. For three
[00:19:05] generations, Lucien's family has cultivated a little over 2
[00:19:09] hectares here, but never has the market gardener had to overcome such
[00:19:12] a drought. This season, he will have to halve his lettuce
[00:19:16] production. It's a vegetable that
[00:19:19] requires a lot of water to grow. It's finished now,
[00:19:23] it's very very very dry.
[00:19:25] In 2 to 3 weeks, well, the
[00:19:29] lettuce frankly won't be pretty lettuce anymore, you just
[00:19:32] spread them out. And yet, the Tampon region has three
[00:19:36] hillside dams with a capacity of 35,000 cubic meters
[00:19:39] each, which means potentially more than a million cubic meters of water dedicated
[00:19:43] to agriculture, normally. Since May, it has been decided
[00:19:47] to implement what are called "water turns", meaning
[00:19:53] water permanently every day, in order to try to
[00:19:56] preserve the water resource for as long as possible. But this measure
[00:20:00] was not enough to curb the phenomenon. The very dry austral winter that Reunion
[00:20:04] is experiencing has caused a severe
[00:20:08] areas of the island. This is one of the symbols of
[00:20:11] Wallis and Futuna, the Aoulé, this small shell
[00:20:14] used in the making of necklaces is traditionally
[00:20:17] offered when leaving the territory. Its collection has
[00:20:21] just been regulated because large quantities are collected when
[00:20:24] they are still too small, the objective is to preserve the resource, but
[00:20:28] also to protect the coastline from
[00:20:30] erosion.
[00:20:33] Emmanuel Macron visited Saint-Pierre and Miquelon for the first time. The Head of State
[00:20:37] reaffirmed France's sovereignty, and he also exchanged with Canadian
[00:20:40] Prime Minister Mark Carney as part of a rapprochement between the two
[00:20:44] countries. This is the Ebdo dossier and it is signed by Leila Gennani.
[00:20:48] et il est signé Leila Gennani.
[00:20:53] On the tarmac of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon airport, on September
[00:20:57] 20th, the Canadian Prime Minister was welcomed for the first
[00:21:01] time by President Emmanuel Macron. A historic
[00:21:04] and symbolic visit, the time has come to strengthen our
[00:21:08] ties between Canada and
[00:21:11] Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, between Canada and France,
[00:21:15] between Canada and the European Union,
[00:21:18] ties based solely on the values that we share.
[00:21:22] Long live Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, long live
[00:21:25] France and long live Canada. This is a map
[00:21:28] posted by Donald Trump on his Truth Social network that
[00:21:31] was enough to shake up the diplomatic calendar. On it, we can
[00:21:35] see the American president's desire to annex certain
[00:21:38] territories including Saint-Pierre and Miquelon and also Canada. That
[00:21:42] is why this visit was an opportunity to reaffirm their sovereignty
[00:21:45] in the face of these attacks. Our countries are two great independent
[00:21:49] nations and want to remain so. We
[00:21:52] both believe in democracy, the rule of law, the respect for international
[00:21:56] law, the respect for free and
[00:22:00] fair trade. A lightning trip that sealed
[00:22:03] cooperation between the two nations. At the center of
[00:22:06] discussions were security, fishing and energy. We must
[00:22:10] also work together to secure our energy
[00:22:13] supplies and control fuel prices. Canadian liquefied
[00:22:17] natural gas projects are important for our Europe.
[00:22:20] and will help open new perspectives between our two countries, an
[00:22:24] opportunity for Saint-Pierre and Miquelon to exist on the international
[00:22:27] stage. France and Canada must reach a
[00:22:31] comprehensive federal agreement for Saint-Pierre and Miquelon to better
[00:22:35] integrate Saint-Pierre and Miquelon into its basin but also better integrate it with Europe
[00:22:39] as we see the progress Canada
[00:22:42] Europe. How do we include ourselves in it? Connecting this small
[00:22:45] territory to the world is the objective of a project presented by Emmanuel
[00:22:48] Macron. Installation of an underwater digital cable
[00:22:52] connecting Brittany and New York via Saint-Pierre and
[00:22:55] Miquelon. I now propose to you to discover
[00:22:59] the future launch pad of Calisto intended for new
[00:23:02] generations of small launchers. The site is located on the former
[00:23:06] site of the Diamant rocket used between 1970 and
[00:23:10] 1975. This reuse helps to reduce costs
[00:23:13] and the environmental impact of the project. Laurent Maroau, Frank
[00:23:17] Fernandez.
[00:23:20] So here you have an image of the
[00:23:23] Diamant site in '70, so remember,
[00:23:26] Diamant took off 8 times here from Guyana, a group of
[00:23:30] visitors on a past site refurbished for the
[00:23:33] future, Diamant took off here from 1970 to
[00:23:36] 1975, next year, it's time for Calisto
[00:23:40] tests, a reusable rocket stage, we
[00:23:43] will do small flights gradually so the first will be a very small
[00:23:47] jump of a few centimeters, a few tens of... centimeters and
[00:23:51] then with more distant
[00:23:53] trajectories until reaching approximately 50 km the
[00:23:56] last one with a return to this site here
[00:24:00] after a flight of this type, the site also expects five mini
[00:24:03] or small launchers, the Spanish PLD, the German
[00:24:07] Isar and RFA, and the French Latitude and
[00:24:09] Sirius, promising prospects for the Kourou
[00:24:13] base, they will increase the rate up
[00:24:17] to 30 launchers per year.
[00:24:22] in terms of operation it will be perfect. So it's interesting
[00:24:26] indeed to be able to compete a bit with
[00:24:30] the United States who have understood for a long time, I think,
[00:24:33] that the future belongs
[00:24:36] to the reusable, in a way.
[00:24:40] the old Diamant site helps reduce costs and
[00:24:43] environmental impact. And to reuse part of the
[00:24:47] infrastructure that was used at the time for Diamant. like for example
[00:24:51] this building that has been restored, but the
[00:24:54] foundations uh have remained the same as the building structure, so it is
[00:24:58] rehabilitated like the whole area around the buildings that
[00:25:01] was already terraced. Among these new launchers, the first flight
[00:25:05] could be that of the PLD Space rocket next
[00:25:08] year. Do you know the Raui? It is an
[00:25:11] ancestral practice of marine resource management. A Rawi
[00:25:15] has officially been inaugurated in Borabora. Now in the
[00:25:19] lagoon reserve, it is no longer possible to fish there or circulate by boat,
[00:25:23] all nautical activities are prohibited. A report by Lucile
[00:25:26] Guichet and Patrick
[00:25:28] Tinsing.
[00:25:31] It's a traditional lance that symbolically marks the
[00:25:35] zone of the integral reserve carried by the paddlers.
[00:25:39] Here, all human activity is now
[00:25:41] prohibited, no more fishing, no more
[00:25:44] navigation, no more diving.
[00:25:47] The impact in fact and the importance of this r...
[00:25:50] goes beyond our daily pleasure, so it's certain that
[00:25:53] we will have to deprive ourselves, but it's for the common good
[00:25:57] and the good of our children and for the future of our
[00:25:59] city. The committee of the
[00:26:03] Ra'ui brings together fishermen, hoteliers, tourism actors and cultural
[00:26:07] associations, it must ensure
[00:26:09] follow-up. We are classified as category 1A,
[00:26:13] an integral reserve, meaning no movement in the Ra'ui, no
[00:26:16] sampling, no fishing,
[00:26:19] strictest classification to give ourselves every chance
[00:26:22] of succeeding in our
[00:26:25] project. The project was born 5 years ago,
[00:26:28] due to resource depletion, scientific studies have also
[00:26:32] measured the impact of nautical activities on the lagoon
[00:26:35] ecosystem. In this open-air leisure area, they
[00:26:39] showed that noise pollution from boats
[00:26:42] leads to a decrease in fish size and the
[00:26:46] population of sea urchins and giant clams. How fast will
[00:26:49] a fish grow, how will the Ra'ui be respected, how will the corals regenerate
[00:26:53] if El Niño appears, then inevitably the corals, even if they are in the Ra'ui, are at risk
[00:26:57] of suffering, so the idea is that the Ra'ui is intended to open one day, but
[00:27:01] it will be the population that decides.
[00:27:04] Tradition meets contemporary challenges. The integral
[00:27:07] reserve is monitored by a radar system. Any intrusion
[00:27:11] will send a notification and offenders
[00:27:15] face a
[00:30:06] the night edition, good evening, welcome, thank you for following us on France
[00:30:10] 24 and France Info, here are the headlines of this
[00:30:12] news, on the front page, the giant mass
[00:30:16] in front of 80,000 people, this Saturday afternoon,
[00:30:19] Place de la Concorde, celebrated therefore by Leo XIV, the
[00:30:23] Pope now in Lourdes for the second stage of his visit to France
[00:30:27] a look back at this day full of
[00:30:30] emotion.
[00:30:32] The head of Russian diplomacy accuses Europe of systematically
[00:30:36] opposing the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine. Sergey
[00:30:39] Lavrov, however, praises the efforts of Donald Trump.
[00:30:43] Deciphering this new offense to
[00:30:49] slogans heard in the streets of Madrid this Saturday afternoon, the Spanish
[00:30:52] who continue to make their anger heard about the management of the migratory
[00:30:56] crisis by the Sanchez government, we will explain.