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Despite Gabriel Attal’s announcements on Friday, including the abandonment of the tax increase on non-road diesel, the mobilization of farmers continues. This Monday even opens a “week of all dangers”, in the words of the FNSEA, the majority union in the profession. While the executive is under pressure, including a blockade of Paris which is due to begin at 2 p.m., the editorial staff of 20 minutes is once again mobilized with a Live and numerous articles to come on the anger of the agricultural world.
A vote on Sunday was a test in Germany, where large-scale demonstrations have been taking place for about two weeks against the far right. More than 800,000 people took to the streets throughout the weekend, particularly in Hamburg and Düsseldorf, to denounce the AfD and the dangers for democracy that this party represents, according to them. Ultimately, Alternative for Germany (AfD) lost its bet to win a second canton presidency, during local elections in the Saale-Orla district, in the east German region of Thuringia. Its candidate, Uwe Thrume, received only 47.6% of the vote in the second round of voting on Sunday, improving his first round score by just 1.9 points.
A few months before the Paris 2024 Olympics, everything is going well, even very well, for the Blues in hand. Jostled and led for a long time by Denmark, the French team managed to win overtime before winning the final of the European Championships (33-31) on Sunday in Cologne, Germany. Thanks to their talent and an impeccable state of mind, Nikola Karabatic’s teammates won their first Euro in ten years, and took their revenge on the Danes who had outclassed them last year in the World Cup final (34-29). ).