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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 The Socialist Party made it a condition that the reform be repealed so as not to let the government of Sebastien Lecornu fall.
The Etxepare Institute has organized a conference in Paris on the challenges facing minority languages in the field of francophony
Four arrested in Paris for riots during a concert by the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra
Four people have been arrested on Thursday night in Paris during a concert of the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra, with interruptions, clashes between spectators and flares fired at the auditorium.
A woman has been charged with complicity in the Louvre robbery and one of the detainees has been released
These are two of the five arrested last Thursday in connection with the theft of jewellery. The prosecution has requested pre-trial detention for the alleged accomplice.
That's how they managed to arrest the two suspects in the Louvre jewellery robbery
In a week, about 150 samples have been collected, which has led to the capture of suspected criminals, and a motorcycle helmet has been found in the forklift used in the robbery.
The Louvre Museum has been opened for the first time after the jewellery theft
However, it will not be possible to visit the museum in its entirety.
Where can the jewels stolen from the Louvre end?
Experts believe that selling the jewels that were taken from the Apollo gallery at the Louvre museum is almost impossible, given their economic and historical value, while disassembling them and selling them for pieces can lose between 30% and 50% of their value.
So was the robbery at the Louvre Museum in Paris
It took the thieves only seven minutes to steal the jewels of the French royal crown which were displayed in the Apollo hall of the Paris museum.
Images of the theft of the Louvre Museum have been released
In the video broadcast exclusively by CNEWS, you can see a man wearing a yellow vest opening a Apollo Gallery case with a circular sawuntil he opens it and manages to steal the interior pieces, which lasted between 5 and 7 minutes, and in which eight pieces of great value were stolen.
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These are the jewels stolen at the Louvre
The robbers carried a diadema of Queen Mary Amelia and Queen Hortensia; a necklace of sapphire of these queens; an earring of the same cluster; an emerald necklace of Queen Mary Luisa; a pair of emerald earrings of Mary Luisa; a brooch; a diadema of Empress Eugenia; and a brooch of the empress herself.
In their flight they lost the crown of Empress Eugenia de Montijo, the Spanish wife of Emperor Napoleon III (1852-1870), and was damaged.
it is a crown of 1,354 diamonds and 56 emeralds, created for the empress on the occasion of the Universal Exhibition of 1855. This exhibition, after the change of regime to the Third Republic, was sold in 1870 by the French State in 1885 as a means of liquidating its monarchical past, and returned to its possession more than a century later by a donation.
Those stolen are jewels of "incalculable patrimonial value and historical value."
What do we know about the jewellery theft at the Louvre?
Four people stole several historical pieces from the world's most visited museum, including the jewels of Queens Maria Amelia and Eugenia de Montijo. One of them was lost during the flight, and the Paris Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating what happened.
What are the most famous art robberies in history?
On Sunday, ninepieces of Napoleon's collection and Empress Eugenia de Montijowerestolenfrom the Louvre Museum in Paris.
They stole Napoleon's jewels at the Louvre Museum
The French Minister of Culture has assured us that the theft has an "incalculable" value, including the jewels of Napoleon and Empress Eugenia. On the other hand, the museum will remain closed throughout Sunday to "protect the evidence."
Tourists rise again to the top of Notre Dame Cathedral six years after the fire
Tourists have climbed the 424 stairs leading to the cathedral towers again, limiting visits to just 1400 people a day during the season and 900 people in the low season.