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Argentine vice president sentenced to six years for State fraud

Corruption · Buenos Aires

Argentine vice president sentenced to six years for State fraud

36% Left coverage: 56 sources

A court in Argentina has sentenced Vice-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner to six years in jail for corruption in a case that has shaken the country. See the Story

The Assembly votes in favor of including the right to abortion in the Constitution

The Assembly votes in favor of including the right to abortion in the Constitution

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

On Thursday, the National Assembly voted by a large majority in favor of including the right to abortion in the Constitution. The proposal of La France InSubmitted supported by the majority must...See the Story

Jean-Marc Morandini sentenced to one year in prison with a probationary sentence of 2 years for bribery of minors

Europe · Paris

Jean-Marc Morandini sentenced to one year in prison with a probationary sentence of 2 years for bribery of minors

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Electronic exchanges and a casting call at the TV presenter's home are involved.See the Story

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“Paul Bismuth” case: Sarkozy distances himself at the helm from the other defendants

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The former president denies having committed any offense, despite recordings released by the Paris Court of Appeal indicating the opposite. According to him, he was “not passionate about criminal procedure”, unlike Thierry Herzog, his lawyer friend, and the former judge Gilbert Azibert. “My passion was to get by.”See the Story

Racism and sexism: home care workers suffer from “systemic discrimination”

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

An investigation by the Defender of Rights and the International Labour Organization (ILO) reveals the extent of discrimination experienced by home care workers, at the crossroads of inequalities linked to gender, social class and origin.See the Story

Drones, “exoskeletons” and new brigades: how Darmanin will spend his billions

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

On Tuesday, MEPs adopted the probably final version of the Lopmi, a text that sets out the objectives and resources of the security forces for the next five years. It foresees an increase in their budget by 15 billion euros, half of which will be devoted to the digitization of all of their activities.See the Story

Les jeunes exilés du Palais-Royal gagnent leur mise à l’abri, sans garantie sur la durée

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Les associations ont obtenu la mise à l’abri des jeunes isolés qui campaient devant le Conseil d’État depuis vendredi. Un accueil au rabais, regrettent les bénévoles, qui demandent un hébergement pérenne et une prise en charge médicale et sociale.See the Story

Socialist Party Congress: union with the Inat the heart of discord

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Behind Olivier Faure, Hélène Geoffroy and Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol, three teams are competing for the leadership of the Socialist Party. In mid-January, members will decide between them on the basis of “guidance texts” with very different strategies.See the Story

Île-De-France · Île-De-France

Increase in the Navigo pass: users are the big losers in the tug of war between the Region and the State

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

After weeks of political guerrilla warfare, the government agreed to write a check for 200 million euros to repay the transport debt of the Île-de-France region. Not enough to avoid the expected increase in the Navigo pass, which users will now pay 84 euros, compared to 75 euros previously.See the Story

Coronavirus · Beijing

China is gradually burying the “zero Covid” policy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Ten days after protests across the country, Beijing announced new measures to fight the pandemic on Wednesday, including the abandonment of quarantine for asymptomatic people and mild cases. The authorities recognize that the Omicron variant is less pathogenic, and want to speed up vaccination.See the Story

At the PCF, the opposition to Fabien Roussel makes its voice heard

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

After a tense National Council, the Communist Party leadership's plan for the next congress won only 58% of the votes cast. An appeal signed by thirty-five executives criticises a loss of an ideological compass. An event, in a party with legitimate habits. See the Story

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