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It offers a little air far from metropolis. Emmanuel Macron spoke on Tuesday from Nouméa of the possibility that his former Prime Minister Edouard Philippe could “take over” at the Elysee Palace in 2027, saying he was concerned “that there really is a sequel” to his own action. Shaking hands during a walkabout in Noumea, New Caledonia, Emmanuel Macron was challenged by a man suggesting that “in 2027, maybe Mr. Edouard Philippe will replace you”. “I really want there to be a follow-up to what we have put in place. And that those who have accompanied me for six years now can take over, ”replied the Head of State, who is starting a three-day visit to the Caillou. And Edouard Philippe, who was Prime Minister from 2017 to 2020, “did well by my side. He is a friend, ”said the president.
The Marseille public prosecutor’s office has opened a new investigation into alleged acts of police violence during the nights of riots between the end of June and the beginning of July in the Marseille city, following a complaint filed by a young man, we learned on Monday. This comes in the midst of a controversy after the placement in pre-trial detention of a police officer suspected of police violence. The investigation was opened by heads of “intentional violence in a meeting that resulted in mutilation or permanent disability by a person holding public authority and with a weapon”, the prosecution told AFP, confirming information from the regional daily. Provence. However, he did not want to detail the number of police officers involved, just stating that the facts would have taken place on the night of June 30 to July 1.
Yuan Meng, the first baby panda born in France, will finally join China on Tuesday, instead of the 4th as initially planned, the ZooParc de Beauval (Loir-et-Cher) announced on Tuesday to AFP. The trip of the panda star, born in Saint-Aignan (Loir-et-Cher) in August 2017, was postponed by three weeks due to the “delay in certain administrative documents”, confided the CEO of the zoo Rodolphe Delord. Yuan Meng, who was initially scheduled to reach Frankfurt airport (Germany) by truck before flying to the Giant Panda Research and Reproduction Center in Chengdu (China), will this time take off from Roissy airport, said Delord.