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00:00:00by Louis Dupont, to be seen on France
00:00:0124.
00:00:08Welcome everyone, this is Paris direct continuing on France
00:00:1224, here are the headlines for this Friday's news:
00:00:15fatal shooting in Thailand, an armed teenager
00:00:18with a pistol killed his two grandparents before going to
00:00:22his high school, where he killed six more people, about fifteen people
00:00:26were injured, the Prime Minister deplores a terrible
00:00:30incident, it's the beginning of a new era that starts
00:00:33today in Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella will
00:00:37be officially invested as the President of the
00:00:41Colombian Republic. Symbolically, the ceremony will take place in Cali,
00:00:45a stronghold of drug traffickers to whom the new head of state has declared
00:00:48war. And then France 24 on the ground and a report
00:00:52in occupied West Bank. Our
00:00:55correspondent experienced the daily life of an ambulance driver who has to juggle
00:00:58with Israeli checkpoints to take
00:01:01pregnant women to the hospital,
00:01:09violently repressed by law
00:01:16how to explain this murderous attack in Thailand, why did a
00:01:20teenager armed with a pistol kill 8 people in
00:01:23total, his own grandparents first, then
00:01:26six people from his high school near Bangkok, 15 people.
00:01:31were also injured in what the Thai Prime Minister described as a
00:01:34terrible fire, the shooter himself
00:01:37died. Details with Axel
00:01:40Simon.
00:01:42Outside the school, crying teachers embraced, the
00:01:46staff and students of this school in the Bangkok suburb experienced a
00:01:50nightmare in the middle of a school day. A 14-year-old teenager opened
00:01:54fire, killing several and injuring about fifteen before committing
00:01:57suicide. Some students and teachers managed to
00:02:01lock themselves in classrooms, others tried to hide or
00:02:04flee,
00:02:07found refuge in the toilets, we thought it was over,
00:02:11then a teacher shouted run fast, the shooter went to another
00:02:14building and ran
00:02:16here.
00:02:19when I arrived there, it was total chaos, the students we
00:02:22took care of outside were injured in the back, chest and
00:02:27by the ruling party during the arm, we gave them first aid, the perpetrator of the shooting...
00:02:30is still on the loose at that
00:02:32This law on the inviolability of moment. According to the police, the shooter is one
00:02:35of the college students, he fired more than twenty bullets with a pistol
00:02:38belonging to his grandfather and was found in possession of about
00:02:41thirty additional ammunition. The police
00:02:44specified that the shooter had killed his
00:02:48October 2007, the "Arche de Zoé" grandparents at their home before going to his college and opening fire. I
00:02:52am deeply saddened, not only for the victims, but also to
00:02:56territory, equivalent to the surface of see that such an incident can happen in our country. This is the
00:03:00reason why the government has not authorized the extension of the right to bear
00:03:03firearms, it is exactly for this
00:03:06reason.
00:03:09Political commitments in recent years to tighten gun control legislation have not
00:03:13prevented the proliferation of shootings.
00:03:17It is estimated that there are more than 10 million firearms in circulation in
00:03:20Thailand, or one per seven inhabitants. This is the
00:03:25And that's the end of this news, thank you for second deadly school shooting in Thailand this year.
00:03:28In 2022, a former police officer had also killed 36 people in a
00:03:31daycare center in the north of the country, the majority of whom were
00:03:34children.
00:03:37The news also includes this new chapter in Colombia, today
00:03:41Cabellardo de la Espriella will
00:03:43officially take on the role of head of state, elected last
00:03:47June 21, the ultra-right millionaire lawyer will be
00:03:51invested, so for once the ceremony will take
00:03:54place not in Bogotá, the capital, but in Cali, the country's
00:03:57third largest city and a stronghold of drug trafficking, to which the
00:04:01new president has already declared war with the support of
00:04:04Washington.
00:04:08Patrols everywhere in Cali, Colombia's third
00:04:11largest city. It is here under high security that the
00:04:15inauguration of the new far-right president, Abelardo de
00:04:18la Espriya, is taking place. More than 1,100 men and women have been
00:04:22deployed here with drones, anti-drone
00:04:24systems, armored vehicles and everything
00:04:28necessary for this
00:04:31officially. to the presidency of practical event to take place calmly.
00:04:33Ordinarily, this inauguration of the Colombian president takes place in the
00:04:36capital, Bogotá, but not with Abelardo de la
00:04:41the ceremony will appease the members of Espriella. The millionaire lawyer, a political novice, chose Cali where attacks
00:04:45claimed by guerrillas recently took place, a symbol, because the
00:04:49new president promises a strong hand to fight these armed groups
00:04:52and drug trafficking, bombings against the camps of these
00:04:56organizations or even the creation of mega-prisons like in
00:04:59El Salvador. A program hammered since his election last
00:05:03June and contrary to his
00:05:05the ambulance's power left-wing predecessor Gustavo Petro who had tried to negotiate the
00:05:08disarmament of these armed groups. There will be no
00:05:11false process of... the only peace possible is that imposed by arms,
00:05:15any bandit who does not submit will be eliminated, I warned
00:05:18you. For this, Colombia can count on the support of the
00:05:22United States and Israel, whose representatives will be present at the
00:05:26inauguration ceremony, but these very forceful statements also
00:05:30worry part of the population.
00:05:34According to his announcements, we can clearly see that he will be a rather
00:05:37authoritarian leader.
00:05:40I just hope there won't be any new violence among the
00:05:43population. A challenge, because according to the
00:05:47Idea for Peace Foundation, in 2025, Colombia had
00:05:51nearly 25,000 armed people within illegal
00:05:54organizations.
00:05:58This is the text that ignited passions in Argentina, we are
00:06:01talking about a bill initiated by Javier Miley, it provides
00:06:05in particular for the facilitation of land expulsions, and it
00:06:09is part of the ultraliberal logic driven by the head of state. The
00:06:12text is currently being examined by the Senate and as you can see, it is at the heart
00:06:16of an anger that has been expressed in the streets, demonstrations
00:06:21enforcement, explanation Romain
00:06:23Michelot:
00:06:31tear gas, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, police
00:06:34disperse thousands of protesters gathered this Thursday as
00:06:38the Senate continued to examine a bill aimed at simplifying
00:06:42and... extending access to private property, despite the withdrawal
00:06:46of certain unpopular measures, anger is still
00:06:48there. We are here because the
00:06:52government and the sellouts who accompany it want to sell our
00:06:56country. What they want with this law is for
00:06:59Argentina to stop belonging to
00:07:02Argentinians.
00:07:05This bill, called "inviolability of private
00:07:08property", aims to facilitate evictions in case of non-payment. And to
00:07:12make the expropriation of property by the state more complicated, it
00:07:16also planned to increase from 15 to 25% the share of strategic
00:07:20land that can belong to foreigners, but this measure was
00:07:23withdrawn due to lack of political support in parliament. Behind the idea of
00:07:27this government project, Miley wanted to attract new foreign
00:07:30investors to capitalize on these lands rich in lithium, in
00:07:34copper for example, an ultraliberal logic defended
00:07:39examination of the text.
00:07:44private property indeed aims to guarantee that private
00:07:48property, enshrined in this constitution, is not
00:07:51violated, and that the state understands that its purpose is to
00:07:54protect and defend and not to intervene and
00:07:58control.
00:08:00This project must still be examined by the Chamber of Deputies before being
00:08:03adopted. In Argentina, in 2025, almost 5% of the
00:08:09England, already belonged to foreigners according to a report by...
00:08:12the Land Observatory, this share would even exceed 15
00:08:15% in certain resource-rich
00:08:17regions.
00:08:21Also in the news, these images from Khirbet Altoba,
00:08:24it's a small village in the West Bank, Hebrew
00:08:27graffiti, burned houses, smoke-blackened walls,
00:08:31charred furniture, Israeli settlers stormed
00:08:35this isolated hamlet, they injured residents, destroyed homes,
00:08:38they also destroyed the only source of electricity,
00:08:42solar panels that were broken, the Israeli army which
00:08:45has occupied the West Bank since 1967 has
00:08:48confirmed several injured and houses burned in an attack by
00:08:52Israeli civilians, it says it strongly condemns
00:08:55these acts of violence, roads blocked, checkpoints closed.
00:08:59After each episode of violence, Israel locks down the
00:09:02West Bank like a plaster after the death of two Israeli settlers and
00:09:05four Palestinians on July 24th. For ambulances,
00:09:09it's a daily headache, our correspondent
00:09:43the soldiers are in this watchtower up
00:09:45there,
00:09:49of course, the army only came down from the tower after a long time, then when we entered
00:09:52here, they held us for half an hour, we entered here, this barrier was
00:09:56closed, they left us for half an hour stuck between these two barriers,
00:10:00the fetus was dead, it came out in the amniotic sac, the woman also
00:10:03had a hemorrhage and she lost consciousness, very quickly, we started
00:10:07taking care of her, but the army forced us to turn off the ambulance engine,
00:10:11stopped the ambulance. All the devices stopped, he has
00:10:14equipment here that works thanks to
00:10:17supply, the medical devices stopped, no more
00:10:21monitor, no more oxygen, nothing.
00:10:25This is where the woman who lost her baby lives and who wishes to remain
00:10:29anonymous. 5 days after her miscarriage, she is still recovering
00:10:32with difficulty. Sabrine is the midwife who delivered
00:10:35her at home, and it was she who then saved her life in
00:10:39the ambulance. She recounts her interaction with a soldier at the
00:10:43checkpoint.
00:10:47I told the soldier that we had to help the mother so that she would not die. He didn't listen to me, he
00:10:51raised his weapon at me, told me to go back to the ambulance. So I was scared.
00:11:25patients from accessing hospitals, and this also affects
00:11:28the arrival of medical teams, all of which obviously has negative consequences on
00:11:32the functioning of the hospital, both from a medical and a nursing
00:11:35point of view. We contacted the Israeli army, which
00:11:39states that the ambulance staff had not carried out the required
00:11:43prior coordination before arriving at the checkpoint.
00:11:46The army says it has no intention of delaying medical care and
00:11:50medical
00:11:50evacuations.
00:11:55Something else now, is Gianni Infantino on a hot
00:11:58seat? Not a day goes by without pressure mounting on the
00:12:02head of FIFA, despite the apologies of part of the management of the body that
00:12:06governs world football, UEFA maintains its
00:12:09World Cup boycott, for its part, Comnebol,
00:12:13which governs South American football, distances
00:12:15itself from the methods of the president of the federation, Nicolas
00:12:19Chamontin.
00:12:21The FIFA management's apologies are useless, UEFA
00:12:25assures that the World Cup boycott is still in effect. The
00:12:29UEFA member federations have been very clear about the conditions related to
00:12:32their non-participation in FIFA competitions. These conditions have not been
00:12:36met. In addition to the abandonment of FIFA's commercial
00:12:40company project decided Friday. The European football body
00:12:43demands assurances that such an idea will never see the
00:12:47light of day again. UEFA reaffirms having lost confidence
00:12:50in Gianni Infantino. Wednesday evening, the head of world
00:12:54football received full support from his management gathered in Morocco for
00:12:57a crisis meeting, in a statement, FIFA
00:13:01apologized after the controversy over opening up to
00:13:04private investors, a project that leaked to the press without
00:13:08the football stakeholders being informed. This Thursday, the
00:13:12South American Confederation Conmebol, although reputed to be close
00:13:15to Infantino, in turn denounced the president's
00:13:18methods. The Conmebol council unanimously
00:13:21expresses its concern over unilateral actions.
00:13:25Repeatedly adopted without resorting to dialogue or the institutional
00:13:28mechanisms provided for dealing with this type of
00:13:30situation. Seemingly unmovable a few
00:13:34weeks ago, Gianni Infantino seems more weakened than
00:13:37ever, the one who has led FIFA for a decade, still
00:13:41hopes to be re-elected next March thanks to the support of
00:13:44numerous federations in Africa and the
00:13:46Middle East.
00:13:50watching, stay with us, the news continues on France
00:13:5324.
00:14:00So today in the depths of 91, it's the first digger
00:14:03stroke, so the idea is to put, let's say, 5
00:14:07or 6. We don't agree with Adriana, we think it won't
00:14:10hold.
00:14:15They have given themselves a mission: to build emergency housing for victims
00:14:19of domestic violence. I will meet Homar and Mounir. In 6
00:14:23months, these two residents of Grigny managed to mobilize senators,
00:14:26businesses and funders for their Phoenix project. There
00:14:30was a time when we would have come to you, Mr. Lawedge, you have the senatorial
00:14:33envelope, a little funding would not be refused, I
00:14:37wanted to understand the trigger for this urgency and especially how far they
00:14:40want to take their project? Follow me, you're in the hood, hi
00:14:44Omar, I'm reaching out to you, yes please, please, well
00:14:47welcome to where it all began, when we
00:14:50had our first requests from women in
00:14:53difficulty we... tried calling town halls,
00:14:57friends who worked for social landlords and so on, and saw that it was
00:15:01extremely difficult to find them immediate housing,
00:15:05so in fact we had about
00:15:09ten apartments available, we were able to house women victims of violence
00:15:12for periods ranging from a few days to 3 months,
00:15:16we are now at nearly
00:15:29available for victims of domestic violence in France, despite this, every
00:15:33day one in two victims remains without a solution, hello
00:15:37madam. like Leila, housed by an Omar contact for a few
00:15:40months and whose body bears multiple scars. How did
00:15:44you get here? I lived with my ex
00:15:47partner, I was a victim of physical and
00:15:51psychological violence with my children so I no longer wanted
00:15:54to continue living like that. Several times, I left, I
00:15:58came back, I left, so he always managed to convince me to
00:16:01go back, it was always the same, I felt imprisoned, no
00:16:05solution at all, and so I... started looking, I
00:16:08contacted the friend who told me about the association, they
00:16:12told me they could even come pick me up, then the
00:16:16police intervened and all that, he was
00:16:19incarcerated there, do you feel safe here? I feel very
00:16:22safe and I am well settled with my
00:16:25children, I passed my driving test not long ago because without a
00:16:29car here we are really isolated, Omar, I spoke
00:16:32with Leila, what went through your mind for you to say from Grigny,
00:16:36let's embark on this adventure? In fact, what motivated us was
00:16:39failure in reality, we were once asked through a
00:16:43friend who for his sister had difficulties
00:16:47finding solutions, we tried, unfortunately we
00:16:50didn't find any, we said to ourselves, but what could we do
00:16:54to not just put this on the shoulders of a landlord and the
00:16:58generosity of people because it's not sustainable in the long term in reality, we need to find an economic model and
00:17:02so on, if we Grigny, the association of the poorest city in
00:17:05France, if not, no one else has excuses not to do it in reality.
00:17:09Since 2003, the popular education structure Greenywood
00:17:12has been addressing the youth of Greene. With Phoenix, its founders are starting
00:17:16from scratch to help a new audience. Let's go for the visit.
00:17:20And Omar is improvising as an investor in Tiny House
00:17:23for the cause. It's a house that is 26 square meters, it has a
00:17:27floor. And and how long does it take to build it? If it's a unique
00:17:30house, it takes 3 to 4 weeks. This is
00:17:34the bathroom. That's right with a beautiful high ceiling. Well,
00:17:37we can change the type of stairs and the type of configuration,
00:17:41if you have good insurance, I think we can make a good deal there,
00:17:45it has a nice view anyway, this is the luxury version, maybe not where you're going to invest,
00:17:49no why not, it's not because women are in a
00:17:52difficult situation that we shouldn't
00:17:56give them a pleasant home in fact,
00:17:59you imagined that when creating these buildings that it could precisely serve these
00:18:02publics entirely, before creating my little green house I was
00:18:06also committed to the fight against domestic violence, I had
00:18:10developed a mobile application to support these
00:18:13people and concretely for housing, well it's still housing so it means we
00:18:16can configure it according to the need, what's your plan there when you see
00:18:20that? well you go to amazon, we see yes
00:18:24houses at 10,500 euros. I don't know what I'm going to
00:18:27receive and what's good is that it was something concrete and palpable and
00:18:31the price range then the small ones will vary between 40 and 50,000
00:18:34euros and the larger ones are around 100 to 12,000 euros. Regarding the price of
00:18:38materials, if we manage to get certain partnerships with
00:18:42large groups on a gratuitous basis for example, would that allow us to adjust
00:18:45the bill? Yes, that would be even ideal since it's a social project, it
00:18:49will make you good contacts, good contacts entirely, we will see them
00:18:53all,
00:18:53that's it.
00:18:57We have an appointment at the Senate in Paris, the Phoenix team will meet Senator
00:19:01de Saint-Sonny, what they want is to create momentum throughout France and for that
00:19:05they need some advice. We
00:19:08want to play as a team, we really have to, I
00:19:11would say, shake things up and ask each city
00:19:14to have a dedicated number of apartments for women, you know, a bit like it's done for
00:19:18travelers, should there be a bill, should senators or
00:19:21deputies be involved first, but I will
00:19:25be there to support you, know that, associations in this
00:19:29country have always been mistreated even though they do excellent work, they are there to
00:19:32find solutions that public authorities do not, you know, when I write
00:19:36for example to the prefect. or to the minister as a senator, he replies to
00:19:39me, but the average person who writes to him, he doesn't reply to
00:19:43him, so that's also where the mechanism, the mechanism, so
00:19:46here is the configuration of the room,
00:19:50the strategy we used is a real political strategy called
00:19:54table diplomacy, one of the best tables in Paris is the
00:19:58Senate restaurant, meaning that in my opinion they will be a little more attentive than if we
00:20:01were in the back of a room in 91 in Grigny,
00:20:05is it a bit like the fake it till you make it logic, yes
00:20:08but I would say fake it in half-measures because in fact we are
00:20:11there and in reality you have quite a few people in fact who want
00:20:14to get involved and who are also looking to give meaning and we
00:20:18end up every time doing greenwoodian
00:20:21lobbying, it's true, business manager in a large bank, Mounir
00:20:25Nordine has solicited his address book tonight their strength is the networking
00:20:29notably with local actors like Zara
00:20:32Aksus has really all social
00:20:36categories.
00:20:44must leave, it's not up to the victim to leave, so as not to arouse the
00:20:48aggressor's suspicions, I organize myself,
00:20:52so it can be an offer, but there must be a
00:20:55real policy for taking care of women
00:20:59victims of violence, alright, I'm going to shock you,
00:21:02I want the same budget as
00:21:04the army,
00:21:07and while waiting for the army's budget, in a few months the team has already raised
00:21:11half a million euros, so now we are
00:21:14back in Estagne on the land Omar has recovered to install his tiny
00:21:17houses and what you see behind me are the first ones. digger strokes
00:21:21today on the side of national one
00:21:23a celebrity good trip came to give unexpected
00:21:27support Adriana Karembeu model and television host so
00:21:51motivated to come here and support Omar? I am a
00:21:54woman and I am a mother, I have been an ambassador for the
00:21:58Red Cross for 27 years, and I know that
00:22:01being in a difficult situation,
00:22:04feeling unheard, isolated, can turn into a
00:22:07nightmare. In 2023, there were 244,000 women who were
00:22:11registered for domestic violence, it also
00:22:14speaks to me, these are women who have no possibility of immediate exit.
00:22:18possibilité de sortie immédiat.
00:22:30At the base, and the Phoenix project, what makes you want to boost this association? I
00:22:34act on the communication plan, that's
00:22:38it, that's it, that's my role, I attract
00:22:41attention, you're here, yes you would be here anyway, but we are delighted to see
00:22:45you, that's it, I shed light on perhaps a
00:22:48solution to a problem, confidence obviously, in the first
00:22:52half of 2026, 49 women died from blows
00:22:56from their partners in France, at Phoenix and we
00:23:16notes that rarely resonated within these walls.
00:23:20For oneself, the Congolese anthem resonates in tribute to the seven
00:23:24men who died more than a century ago after being
00:23:26exhibited at the Universal Exhibition of
00:23:291894 organized in the Flemish city.
00:23:33144 Congolese from the Congo Free State were exposed
00:23:36to the public. They had to show their daily lives
00:23:40and their traditions and customs to visitors in what is today
00:23:43recognized as an inhumane practice called
00:23:47Zoohuman.
00:23:49At that time, we didn't talk about human
00:23:53zoos, but about African villages, a term that masks
00:23:57Congolese brought by force to Belgium, exposed to the gaze of the
00:24:00public in precarious conditions, among them,
00:24:03dozens would end up contracting diseases, seven
00:24:07would not
00:24:08survive,
00:24:12victims finally recognized by this ceremony demanded by the
00:24:16Congolese community, but which the city of Antwerp took a long time to...
00:24:20accept, ladies and
00:24:23gentlemen, Unfortunately, the way
00:24:26they were treated and suffered was not unique
00:24:29to Europe. Elsewhere, at world
00:24:33exhibitions, these villages were used for colonial
00:24:37propaganda, dehumanizing and
00:24:39racist.
00:24:44There is no other description for it.
00:24:48The Congo pavilion at the exhibition.
00:25:02This recognition was welcomed by the Congolese side. From now on, a monument will remind visitors of the dramatic episode. It's
00:25:06something we must remember, and especially for the history that
00:25:10binds us, that is, the DRC and Belgium. Today,
00:25:13the relationship is excellent. It's time to mend our
00:25:17wounds and together go
00:25:20even further. An official speech that resonates with the young
00:25:24generation, like this influencer, who is very popular on
00:25:27social media. She hopes that
00:25:31the Congolese community in
00:25:32Belgium. How will this ceremony
00:25:36continue to
00:25:40guide us, in fact, in the questions that
00:25:44we have every day as children of the
00:25:46diaspora, questions about our dual identity.
00:25:50The question about these wounds that must
00:25:54transform into strength and open doors for other
00:25:58opportunities. An important step for the
00:26:01Congolese community. Even if many would have preferred the monument
00:26:05to be in the heart of the city and not in a remote
00:26:08cemetery. Colonial history researcher Georgindy
00:26:12Bua is one of those who advocate for a plaque to be placed here
00:26:15in front of this museum, at the very spot where the human
00:26:19zoo took place 132 years ago.
00:26:22Exhibiting people like in a human zoo, this must
00:26:26be part of what
00:26:29people who come here need to know. See the
00:26:33cemetery, anyway, people don't necessarily go to the
00:26:36cemetery to know what happened, but here we are
00:26:40still in the center of Antwerp, especially since the port city still
00:26:44bears the scars of its heavy colonial history. At
00:26:47the time, Antwerp grew rich quickly. The city
00:26:50housed the offices of large rubber companies.
00:26:53Antwerp was the gateway for all
00:26:57colonial products, both rubber and
00:27:01ivory, cocoa,
00:27:04coffee, tobacco initially, and later
00:27:07with with
00:27:10mineral products, there's
00:27:14diamond, copper,
00:27:16essentially.
00:27:19A meticulously documented commercial past
00:27:22in the city's archives, oilseed
00:27:25products, we can see at the end a
00:27:28kind of list of textiles and
00:27:32other products, for example.
00:27:36We can already see
00:27:39in 1894 a wide range of
00:27:43products, right, which are already
00:27:46made available to the
00:27:50Antwerp population and which
00:27:52give them ideas of what they can exploit, since that was the goal
00:27:56of the exhibition. Also, very precise
00:27:59details that contrast with the lack of information.
00:28:10Who are they, where exactly do they come from, since Congo is
00:28:14large? When we know that Bangalas were exhibited, we know that
00:28:18people from Kassai were exhibited, but
00:28:21we know that, it's recorded, but what are these
00:28:25people called? We see faces, but these are faceless faces. Belgian
00:28:28colonial history is a history of nameless people.
00:28:33A question that goes far beyond the sole case of Antwerp: how many
00:28:37other European human zoos are still waiting to give
00:28:40a name to a large part of their
00:28:42victims?
00:28:50scandal breaks out: "The people who entrusted you with the children, did they know they were going to France, yes or
00:28:53no?" A
00:28:57humanitarian couple claimed to offer a second chance to orphans from
00:29:01Darfur. Children who for the most part resided in
00:29:04Chad with their families. They say, "You sold your children," but
00:29:08who sells their child? It's because an education was promised that we
00:29:12accepted. It
00:29:16was child abduction, a real
00:29:18kidnapping. We heard many stories.
00:29:22We were told we would be taken advantage of. Perhaps
00:29:26made to work in a factory. We were young, we understood
00:29:29nothing. 18 years later. with these
00:29:33fake orphans, they told us that each child would receive
00:29:366,000 euros in damages and interest, but for now, they have received
00:29:40nothing.
00:29:43If the person acknowledges their mistakes and asks
00:29:46for forgiveness, then you know they have
00:29:48grown. But if that same person refuses
00:29:52to admit their wrongs, then you
00:29:54cannot forgive. Back to the "Arche de Zoé" scandal
00:29:58to see on France24.
00:30:04Welcome to France 24, Paris live continues, here are the
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00:30:15killed his two grandparents before going to his high school, where he
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00:30:24incident. The beginning of a new era today in
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00:30:33the Colombian Republic, symbolically, the ceremony will take place
00:30:37in Cali, stronghold of drug traffickers, to whom the
00:30:40new head of state has already declared
00:30:42war. France 24 on the ground and
00:30:46a report in the occupied West Bank. Our correspondent
00:30:49experienced the daily life of an ambulance driver who has to juggle
00:30:52with Israeli checkpoints to take pregnant women to
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