The info not to be missed
Jean-Luc Mélenchon created the controversy this Sunday.
While he was a guest on the program Political Questions on France Inter, the one who is running for the presidential election for the third time made a prediction tinged with conspiracy: “You will see that in the last week of the presidential campaign , we will have a serious incident or murder.
It was Merah in 2012, it was the attack last week on the Champs-Élysées (in 2017, Editor's note) (…) All that is written in advance ”.
What arouse indignation in the majority but also on the side of the victims of Mohammed Merah.
Samuel Sandler's lawyer, whose son and two grandsons were killed, asked the leader of the rebels to withdraw his remarks under penalty of denouncing him to the prosecution for disseminating false news.
What to also remember
The PMA returns to the Assembly
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This Monday, the bioethics bill and its flagship measure, the opening of PMA (medically assisted procreation) to all women, single or lesbian couples, returns for third reading in the Chamber until June 11.
He will then return to the Senate on June 24 - where he had been cut off from part of his measures last February - but it is the National Assembly which will have the last word.
The government hopes for promulgation by July, but the fight is likely to be tough by then: 1,800 amendments have been tabled against the text.
To read also PMA for all: "It is neither a whim nor a whim"
Opening of a pending trial.
In April 2017, Captain Xavier Jugelé, 37, deployed with other police officers on the Champs-Élysées, was shot dead. Karim Cheurfi, the perpetrator of the attack, was shot dead in the wake. But four men are appearing today for helping the radicalized terrorist to arm himself. Three of them are being prosecuted for offenses against weapons legislation. The fourth accused will be tried for a crime of terrorist association.
Google doomed.
The American giant has just been ordered to pay a fine of 220 million euros. The French Competition Authority, which had initially been seized by three press groups, News Corp, Le Figaro and Rossel, accuses it of having privileged its own technological platforms within its advertising network. For the first time, Google has decided to use the transaction procedure, which implies that the company admits its wrongs.
Spain is opening up a little more to tourists.
Already attractive in recent months, the country has decided to open its doors wide to tourists.
Since Monday, vaccinated people can enter the territory unconditionally, regardless of their country of origin.
Unvaccinated Europeans will be able to have an antigen test - cheaper than the PCR needed until then.
VIDEO.
In Madrid, the influx of tourists arouses anger and misunderstanding
Practical info
The third stage of deconfinement is approaching! As of this Wednesday, June 9, in addition to the extension of the curfew to 11 p.m. instead of 9 p.m. currently, bars and restaurants will be able to welcome indoor customers and cinemas and theaters will see their tonnage increase from 35% to 65% of their capacity. This Wednesday also marks the reopening of sports halls, exhibitions, fairs and indoor leisure activities such as bowling or games rooms. The stadiums and outdoor seated festivals will finally be able to welcome the public, with a ceiling of 5,000 people.