
The executive rules out a general reduction in taxes while preparing support measures in the face of rising prices at the pump.
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The French government is seeking solutions to mitigate the impact of rising fuel prices on consumers.
Fuel prices: “There will be new aid” but no “generalized reduction in taxes”, warns the government.
Faced with resort prices that continue to increase, the executive is working on additional support. The exact outline will be revealed in “the coming hours or days”.
Fuel: what is summer diesel, the sale of which has just been extended by the government?
Following an executive decision, the French will be able to fill their tanks with this product until November 15. Normally, it is replaced by winter diesel on November 1st.
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Announcement of details of government aid.
Very likely · Within days

Pope Leo XIV arrived in Paris for his first official visit to France. Welcomed by Emmanuel Macron, he made numerous speeches on ethics and technology before beginning a stroll in a popemobile and a vigil at the Stade de France.

Since the start of the week, high school students in Ile-de-France have blocked several establishments to denounce their study conditions. The movement, marked by damage and police interventions, divides the regional political class.
Pope Leo XIV urged Paris to place humans at the center of AI development. Faced with the risks of concentration of power and ethical abuses, he advocates global governance and discernment in the face of the technological revolution.

Pope Leo XIV arrived in France for a four-day visit. Welcomed by Emmanuel Macron, he gave a speech at UNESCO advocating international cooperation and is due to meet young people during a vigil at the Stade de France.

The city of Lyon voted unanimously to create an information and evaluation mission (MIE) on after-school arrangements. Made up of thirteen elected officials, this mission will work for six months to improve the safety and care of children.

On an official visit to France, Pope Leo XIV strongly criticized artificial intelligence and the law on assisted dying in front of Emmanuel Macron, calling for ethical discernment in the face of technological and bioethical abuses.