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.

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.

Parisko Louvre museoa itxita egongo da astelehen honetan, igande goizeko lapurretaren ostean. Ixteko erabakia azken unean hartu da, bisitariak piramidearen sarreratik 09:00etan sartzen hasi ondoren.

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."

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.

On Sunday, ninepieces of Napoleon's collection and Empress Eugenia de Montijowerestolenfrom the Louvre Museum in Paris.

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 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.

The building on Marceau Avenue hosted an emotional event on Saturday, attended by the current president of the EBB, Aitor Esteban, and the former president of the EBB, Andoni Ortuzar, who managed to recover the building during his tenure. Hori was accompanied by lehendakari, Imanol Pradales, and several councillors of the Basque Government.

Several councillors of the Basque Government and jeltzal leaders will take part in an event in the French capital to celebrate the restoration of the building that was confiscated from the first Basque Government during the Nazi occupation in 1940.

Jeltzale parliamentarian Maitane Ipiñazar has not advanced details of this "moving" act, but has stressed that "it is very important for the PNV, as well as for Basque society, to recover this building."

The firefighters have managed to quell the fire at the restaurant in central Paris. Thousands of people have taken to the streets throughout France today to protest the government's plans to make an adjustment of almost EUR 44 billion in the 2026 budget.

The prosecution has opened an investigation to determine whether this victim is related to four others, and a suspect has already been arrested.

A century later, Parisians and tourists have returned to bathe in the Seine, overlooking the Eiffel Tower. Sena waters are suitable for bathing again from 5 July to 31 August. To this end, three areas have been opened: opposite the historic district (next to the town hall), facing west to the Eiffel Tower, and south-east to Bercy. Mugable occurs a year after the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games, where water quality was once more questioned by various circumstances.