Eric Dupond-Moretti declares that we must “fight again and again against the petty crime of everyday life which rots the lives of the French”.
Asked on BFMTV about urban rodeos and convictions on this subject, which have risen by 1,400% since 2018, Eric Dupond-Moretti felt that we must “fight again and again against the petty crime of daily life which rots the lives of the French” .
“There is a 1400% increase in convictions […] it means that we are not inert”, he added.
“We need to talk about sex education at school,” says Pap Ndiaye
While several ministries are working on strengthening the fight against gender stereotypes at school, the Minister of National Education, Pap Ndiaye, declares on Franceinfo that “we must talk about sex education at school , it is a legal obligation.
“We can act in different ways” for gender equality at school, for example on “the occupation of schoolyards” where boys play football and girls hopscotch, believes Pap Ndiaye.
However, there will be “no gender lessons” at school, said the minister.
Véran: “in 2007 I didn’t get hooked at all on the personality of Ségolène Royal”
Olivier Véran explained in recent days that he had voted for Nicolas Sarkozy (UMP) in the presidential election of 2007, while he was at the PS. “Most of the European and regional elections, I voted green, I voted a lot of socialists, I voted for Lionel Jospin, François Hollande, but in 2007 I didn’t get hooked at all on the personality of Ségolène Royal who didn’t inspire confidence in me,” he said.
“That doesn’t make me a right-winger, I’m on the left,” he says.
Dupond-Moretti announces a salary increase of 1000 euros for judicial judges
On BFMTV, Eric Dupond-Moretti announced an “unprecedented upgrade” for judicial judges. That if will be up to 1000 euros.
“There are the magistrates of the administrative order and those of the judicial order. I want the magistrates of the judicial order to be paid like those of the administrative order”, he explained.
Climate Convention: Olivier Véran assures that “85% of the proposals have been retained and applied”
Asked about citizens’ conventions, government spokesman Olivier Véran assured France Inter on Monday that 85% of the proposals of the Climate Convention “have been retained and applied” by the government.
“You find that 15% of the proposals which are not retained is a failure, I invite you to look abroad at the percentage of proposals resulting from citizens’ conventions which are retained, you will see that in France we still have well done the job,” he added.
Eric Dupond-Moretti promises “8,500 additional hires in the field of Justice”
The Minister of Justice explained on BFMTV that he wants “8500 hires” in the field of Justice, specifying that it would be “magistrates, additional staff and legal assistants”.
Eric Dupond-Moretti hails an “unmatched budget” for a justice that “has been neglected”
While the Justice budget in France is up 8% for the year 2023, Eric Dupont-Moretti hailed “an unequaled budget”, from a “purely arithmetic point of view”.
He argued for a “considerable increase for a justice that has been neglected from a budgetary, human and political point of view.”
About 4,500 contract teachers recruited this year, according to Pap Ndiaye
Around 4,500 contract teachers have been recruited for this start of the school year, out of a total of around 35,000 contract teachers, explains on Franceinfo the Minister of National Education, Pap Ndiaye.
Contract teachers represent 1% of the workforce in the 1st degree and 6.5 to 8% in the 2nd degree, he adds. The ministry’s objective, however, remains to have “fewer contract workers” in front of the classes in the long term and to provide “sustainable responses” to the recruitment crisis, according to Pap Ndiaye.
Eric Dupond-Moretti wants “more modern, faster justice, closer to our fellow citizens”
The Minister of Justice is the guest of Apolline de Malherbe on BFMTV.
“We must move towards a more modern, faster justice, closer to our fellow citizens,” he said as the States General of Justice resumed on Tuesday.
Wearing a mask at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic: “we were wrong”, says Olivier Véran
The former Minister of Health, now government spokesman, returned to the recommendations made by the government during the Covid-19 pandemic, which were sometimes contradicted afterwards, such as not wearing the mask. “Sorry, we made a mistake, we followed recommendations that were not the right ones” at the start of the pandemic, he declared on France Inter on Monday, “probably we should have done differently”.
“In February, in March, in April 2020, all the recommendations, from the WHO, from international scientific committees, write that wearing a mask is not useful against Covid”, he recalls. “Science gropes, sometimes it crashes”.
Jordan Bardella claims to be “the one who is most capable of opening the National Rally to new electorates”
Jordan Bardella is a candidate for the presidency of the National Rally, as is Louis Aliot. On RTL, the MEP put forward his candidacy.
“I think I have the strongest base within the movement to ensure the presidency of the party,” he argued.
And to add:
“I am the one who is most capable of opening the National Rally to new electorates, to people from the Republicans, from Reconquest”
“Left of the allocs”: Eric Coquerel accuses Fabien Roussel of using a “right-wing vocabulary”
According to Eric Coquerel, deputy of rebellious France interviewed on France Info, Fabien Roussel takes up “a right-wing vocabulary” and “for once, speaks like Emmanuel Macron”, when he evokes a “left of the allowances”. The latter, had opposed it to a “left of labor”, Friday at the feast of Humanity.
“Have you ever heard the left talk about assistantship?” Asked Eric Coquerel.
The rebellious Thomas Portes has tabled a bill to ban the use of private jets on French territory
The rebellious MP Thomas Portes has tabled a bill to ban private jets on French territory.
The 36-year-old man, who has distinguished himself for his union commitment to the CGT railway workers, explains that there is “an urgent need to put an end to a criminal mode of transport and to the impunity of the ultra-rich who are burning up the planet. “. He will hold a press conference this Monday at 10 a.m. to present his bill.
On August 19, Julien Bayou, national secretary of Europe Ecologie-les Verts (EE-LV), opened the debate, indicating in Release its intention to “ban” these modes of transport.
“We didn’t ask for that!”: at ZEvent, anger of Antoine Daniel and Angle Droit after a video by Emmanuel Macron
“I’m fed up.” Antoine Daniel and several streamers were angry this Sunday evening at the end of the ZEvent, charity streaming marathon that raised more than 10 million euros for four associations who work for the environment. And this because of a video of Emmanuel Macron published on Twitter at the end of the day.
The video was thus not unanimous among streamers, some accusing the head of state of trying to surf on the success of ZEvent. Already in 2021, Emmanuel Macron posted a video on Twitter congratulating streamers.
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Elisabeth Borne visits the armed forces in Lyon this Monday
This will be his first visit to the armed forces since his appointment. Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne, accompanied by the Minister for the Armed Forces Sébastien Lecornu, will be visiting the Rhône on Monday.
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“A labor left” and “not allowances”: Fabien Roussel angers the whole Nupes at the Huma party
Unanimity against him. La Nupes hardly tastes the exit of Fabien Roussel this Saturday at the festival of Humanity which angers beyond rebellious France with whom relations remain very tense.
“In my France, there is no more unemployment, there are no more unemployment benefits, there is no more RSA, there is no more replacement income which makes it possible to feed unemployment. “, advanced the boss of the Communist Party this Saturday.
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“We are not a Third World country”: Le Pen attacks the government on the risk of energy shortages
Marine Le Pen made her political comeback this Sunday, with a trip to Hénin-Beaumont.
On BFMTV, she says she “regrets” that the National Assembly has not yet restarted, and recalls having requested an extraordinary session to discuss energy issues, which was refused.
“We will therefore have to wait until October,” laments the three-time presidential candidate.
“We are told about shortages, rationing. We are not a Third World country, and yet these words become daily, regular. We try to get the French used to that,” she adds.
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