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France announces aid to farmers affected by drought
Farmers' representatives will meet next week with the French Ministry of Agriculture to convey their demands. The effects of drought and heat are being felt economically, but also physically and mentally.
CAF has been awarded the supply of 15 railway tram units in the Paris region for 150 million
The 15 hybrid trains designed to run on the city's streets and platforms, as well as on a conventional train, are designed to expand line T13, extending to the town of Acheres.
The solar eclipse has crossed Europe and North Africa from Iceland to Algeria
The shadow of the moon has crossed Europe and North Africa, among others, not only in Spain, but the solar eclipse has left spectacular images in Iceland, Italy, France or England and North Africa, such as Tunisia and Algeria.
Josu Urrutikoetxea has been acquitted in his last trial in France
The Paris Court of Appeal has found Josu Urrutikoetxea, who was a member of ETA, innocent, so that once his lawsuits in France had been completed, the way would be open for his surrender to Spain.
One dead, dozens wounded, nearly 900 arrested and 178 officers beaten in the riots following the PSG victory
The Minister of the Interior has explained that 45% more arrests were made than last year, when a large police apparatus was deployed across the country in anticipation of riots. French President Emmanuel Macron said he was "fed up with unacceptable scenes of violence."
More than 400 people arrested in France in incidents following the PSG's Champions League victory
There have been numerous fires, vandalism and clashes with the police in various parts of France during the night, and at least seven officers have been injured.
Josu Urrutikoetxea is being tried in Paris in the latest proceedings against him in France
The trial was scheduled for last October, but for health reasons Josu Urrutikoetxea was postponed to April. Paris will be tried at the Court of Appeals for alleged membership of ETA from 2002 to 2005.
Socialists win in Paris
The progressives will continue to rule the major cities, and in Nice thefar right won\u00A0.
Dozens of people demand justice for the young Tolosarra murdered in Paris
Under the slogan 'Justice for Dalian' , murdered in Paris, family and friends of Toulouse's neighbour have concentrated this afternoon, whose body was found in early March in a house in the French capital.
The first miles of running in Paris, full of proclamations
Dozens of people have taken part in the first kilometres of the Korrika in Paris and have also celebrated the 70th anniversary of the Euskal Etxea, including the official proclamation of the Basque language in the French State.
They found the body of a Tolosarra man in a house in Paris
The Coalition of Volunteers is seeking concrete security commitments for Ukraine in Paris
The US will participate for the first time in a full face-to-face summit with European leaders and Zelensky to find a way out of the war in Ukraine.
Cable car, new project to solve mobility problems in Paris
It is the first time in Europe that such a project has been launched. The cable car connecting four towns outside Paris is comfortable and quiet.
The Basque Etxepare Institute will create a new chair of Basque studies at the University of the Sorbonne
The chair, which will be named after the Donostiarra artist Esther Ferrer, aims to "take the Basque Euskera and Basque culture one step further in creative capacity, thought and universality."
Pradales: "A new framework of relations with France has opened up."
The President has explained that the macroregion has been "seduced" by the Atlantic issue by the French Government's Minister for the Sea and Fisheries, Catherine Chabaud, who sees an opportunity to "move forward in cooperation."
President Pradales has asked Madrid and Paris to honour their commitments on the TAV connection
"I would ask both ministers to comply with their high-speed commitments to the European Commission," President Pradales said in Paris at the beginning of his two-day visit to the French capital.
There will be news: the President's official trip to Paris, the second day of the anti-abortionist trial and Zelensky in Madrid
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
The train station in Paris has been evacuated after a police operation
The Public Prosecutor's Office has reported that the police have arrested a man who had been threatening him with a knife.
David was held hostage in Bataclan: "I remember what happened every minute, temperature, smells, weapons..."
Following a jihadist attack that killed 132 people in Paris on November 13, 2015, mostly the Bataclan Hall. On the occasion of its 10th anniversary, EITB has interviewed survivor David Fritz. He was abducted for two and a half hours with 10 other people.
Macron's pension reform has been suspended by the French National Assembly
The reform adopted in 2023 was controversial from the outset and has been the main cause of the political crisis in the country. The Socialist Party made it a condition that the reform be repealed so as not to let the government of Sebastien Lecornu fall.