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Pope Leo XIV underwent lung ablation for adenocarcinoma. At the same time, the CSM opposes the appointment of Rachida Dati to the Ministry of Justice, while internal tensions shake France Inter after the Sapin affair.

Social demonstrations bringing together yellow vests, students and unions are being held throughout France. The Ministry of the Interior reported 272 arrests as of 3 p.m., while damage and intrusions were reported in several cities.

Thousands of people are demonstrating in France this Saturday, October 17. The political class is divided: the left welcomes the mobilization while the far right denounces violence and recovery by “chaos professionals”.

Social demonstrations bringing together yellow vests, students and farmers are being held throughout France on October 17. The report shows 272 arrests at 3 p.m., with incidents and damage reported in Paris, Lyon, Marseille and Bordeaux.
Demonstrations against the high cost of living gave rise to clashes between demonstrators and police in several large French cities. Deterioration has been reported, notably in Lyon and Marseille, despite calls for calm from the government.

The National Assembly adopted a reform of the “contribution-transfer” system to tax the capital gains of wealthy entrepreneurs. The text, relaxed to protect family transmissions, was narrowly passed by 25 votes to 23.