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After denying and then recognizing a sexual relationship that he said was “consensual”, a 21-year-old young man was indicted and imprisoned for the subtraction of a minor and rape, according to the Saint-Brieuc prosecutor's office. The suspect, arrested at his workplace in Coutances (Manche) on Tuesday, and the teenager had denied any

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The son of the French jazz pianist Martial Solal, the world-renowned king of improvisation, announced the death of his father at 97. He is a composer, arranger, and conductor

IN SHORT

In a context marked by the explosion of social plans, sparse rallies and demonstrations “for employment and industry” were held in several cities in France, before the appointment of a new Prime Minister summoned to respond to the “social emergency” by the CGT.

The FNSEA is trying to keep up the pressure by announcing the “possible” continuation of protest actions by the end of the year, its ally Young Farmers (JA), however, conceding “fatigue” in the ranks.

A few days after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, a Syrian, head of a prison in Damascus between 2005 and 2008, and already imprisoned in the United States, was indicted on Thursday for torture, announced the American federal justice.

New York police announced Thursday that a back injury to Luigi Mangione, which “ruined his life”, could have led the alleged shooter to kill the boss of a giant health insurance company in the United States.

At the end of an intense and lively match on the sixth day of the Europa League and foresees a direct qualification for the round of 16 by climbing to 4th place in the first phase, Lyon won at the expense of Eintracht Frankfurt (3-2) on Thursday at the Groupama stadium.