Did you miss the news this early morning? We’ve put together a recap to help you see things more clearly.
Even without a third star, France was able to celebrate the Blues on Monday evening. Unfortunate heroes of the World Cup final, the players of the France team were cheered on by 50,000 supporters at Place de la Concorde in Paris on their return from Qatar. The players appeared around 9.30 p.m. on the balcony of the Hôtel Crillon to the cheers of the fans, who waved tricolor flags and chanted “Thank you, Les Bleus!” and singing the Marseillaise or Gala’s song Freed from desire. Present on site, our journalist Laure Gamaury gives you her report. And on the other side of the globe, the plane carrying the Argentine world champions landed on Tuesday in Buenos Aires. They will make a big loop around midday in the city center, celebrated by a huge crowd at the top of an Imperial bus, Tuesday having been declared a public holiday by the government.
Will the judicial vise close on Donald Trump? The House of Commons Inquiry into the January 6, 2021 Capitol Assault seems to want that to be the case. It has just unanimously recommended criminal proceedings against the former president, including one for calling for insurrection. The commission also recommended that Joe Biden’s predecessor be prosecuted for obstructing an official process (certifying the results of a presidential election), conspiracy against the American state and false declarations.
Justice has once again confirmed the violence against women exercised by Harvey Weinstein. The 70-year-old former Hollywood producer was convicted on Monday of rape and two sexual assaults at the end of his trial in Los Angeles, almost half of the charges on which he was charged. chased by four women. The former “king” of cinema, who produced award-winning hits like pulp Fiction Where The Artisthad already been sentenced in New York in 2020 to 23 years in prison for similar acts.