
Threats against the mayor of Alès, immersion with the judicial protection of youth and recognition of the 1943 roundup as a crime against humanity.
Summary of current events including the investigation into the threats against the mayor of Alès, the judicial protection of youth in Marseille and the recognition of the Old Port roundup of January 1943 as a crime against humanity.
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The article presents various current topics in France, ranging from criminal investigations to historical memory.
Threats against the mayor of Alès: after the arrest of a suspect, the trail of the involvement of the DZ Mafia crumbles
DECRYPTION - Two months after the events, the investigation into these new kinds of threats is progressing. The shadow of the Marseille criminal organization fades in favor of the intervention of a young man of lesser stature.
“Reintegrate them into common law”: in immersion with professionals of the judicial protection of youth in Marseille
REPORT - Since September, twelve juvenile delinquents intended to be reintegrated into society have been taken care of at Les Cèdres, a judicial unit with an educational priority located in the southern districts of the city. Significant resources are deployed to protect them.
“The recognition of the Old Port raid as a crime against humanity is an achievement,” confides Me Pascal Luongo to Le Figaro
INTERVIEW - The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office is traveling to Marseille this Wednesday to announce the recognition of this raid, carried out by the Nazis with the assistance of the French state in January 1943, as a crime against humanity. A victory for Me Luongo, descendant of a victim, who had made it the fight of his life.

The Rhône gendarmerie is looking for Pauline, 15, who disappeared on the way to high school in Vienna. At the same time, justice annuls the municipal elections won by LFI in Vaulx-en-Velin.

Tensions and fires in front of high schools in France this Thursday, October 1. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu chairs an interministerial crisis unit after clashes, arrests and investigations by the IGPN.

The protest movement by high school students intensified on Thursday with fires and clashes in several cities in France. Faced with these tensions, the Prime Minister will chair an interministerial crisis unit in Matignon.

The prosecution requires four years in prison, two of which are closed, and five years of ineligibility against Rachida Dati. Furthermore, Pope Leo XIV visited the cockpit during his flight between Lourdes and Metz.

Around a hundred people mobilized in Lyon to demand the extension of rent control, the experiment of which ends in November, while the LR president of the metropolis wishes to stop it.

Valérie Pécresse announces her intention to invoice 100,000 euros to the LFI mayor of Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko, to cover the damage caused to the Paul-Éluard high school, accusing him of having encouraged the violence.