
Eager to find calm and raise their children in a more serene climate, these Parisians dream of the left bank, especially since the recent violence.
Exhausted by the bustle of the right bank and marked by the violence of recent demonstrations, Parisians aspire to settle on the left bank to find a more serene living environment.
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Demonstrations punctuated by violence took place in Paris, causing disruptions to transport.
“I dream of calm”: these Parisians exhausted by the right bank who aspire to cross the Seine to find a peaceful city
STORY - Eager to find calm and raise their children in a more serene climate, these Parisians who had come to seek out the lively neighborhoods of the Right Bank now dream of the Left Bank. Especially since the violence which punctuated recent demonstrations.
October 31 demonstration: at least 50 metro stations closed in Paris
At the end of the afternoon, the RATP added the closure of new stations in the north of Paris, around Pigalle, and near Bastille where tensions were still concentrated at the start of the evening.
Demonstrations of October 31: a mobilization still dense, undermined by the “unbelievable violence” of the ultra-left thugs
REPORT - For this third day of mobilization in three weeks, the processions mainly progressed peacefully outside the city centers. Before thugs and looters begin clashes with the police throughout the territory.

The trial of the assassination of Amine Kessaci's brother reveals confessions implicating new suspects. At the same time, the trial of the Crans-Montana fire was marked by the isolated hearing of Jacques Moretti following the postponement of that of his wife.

The Paris court acquitted journalist Marie Portolano and publisher Manuel Carcassonne in the defamation suit brought by Pierre Ménès concerning the book “Je suis la femme du plateau”. The complaint was deemed unfounded.

The Ministry of the Interior is mobilizing in the face of Halloween threats, an LFI amendment removes funding for Catholic education for the 2027 budget, and Parisians exhausted by the right bank aspire to the left bank.

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Halima El Bakhti, 72 years old, and Ahmed Touloub, 74 years old, appear before the Loir-et-Cher Assize Court in Blois for the death of their daughter Inass, aged 4, abandoned on the A10 motorway in August 1987. Accused of acts of torture and barbarism, they risk life imprisonment. The trial, one of the oldest French “cold cases”, opened on November 2 and is scheduled to continue until November 18.

The appeal trial into the fatal collapses on rue d'Aubagne in Marseille opens this Monday, November 2 for seven weeks. Supported by the prosecution's appeal on several first-instance convictions, this new procedure aims to fully establish responsibilities for this tragedy that occurred in 2018.