HeyJaredJean-Philippe Liabot
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Antisemitic messages attributed to French far-right leader published (opens the original)
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French media outlet Mediapart has published new material in the case of the antisemitic messages attributed to Jordan Bardella. The investigative outlet on Thursday published screenshots of Facebook Messenger conversations involving him from 2013 and 2014, whose authenticity it says was established through a data extraction supplied by Meta and certified by a court bailiff, as Edwy Plenel, the outlet's co-founder, explained on Twitter. The investigation, conducted over several months, draws on d
French school protests spread as fires, blockades deepen unrest (opens the original)
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A protest movement in France's high schools intensified on Thursday, with students setting fire to bins and erecting blockades outside schools in an increasing number of cities. The students have been protesting overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and crumbling facilities. Several school principals have been injured, harassed or assaulted at high schools, according to reports from regional education authorities, prefectures and union representatives. Police have already detained hundreds o
National Rally's Bardella denies report he made antisemitic remarks (opens the original)
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Jordan Bardella is at the centre of a new controversy in France after an article published by Mediapart on Monday alleged that the president of the hard-right National Rally (RN) party had made antisemitic remarks early in his political career. In the report, Mediapart alleged Bardella had made a number of antisemitic and conspiratorial comments in private conversations between 2013 and 2015. Bardella celebrated his 18th birthday on 13 September 2013 and would go on to become the National Front'
France’s budget: Oxfam targets ‘super-inheritances’ in tax plan (opens the original)
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At a time when every euro spent and saved is being scrutinised in the search for ways to reduce France's deficit, Oxfam is targeting a tax break for inherited family businesses that it says disproportionately benefits the wealthiest heirs. In a report published on Tuesday, the NGO called for tighter limits on the Dutreil pact, which exempts 75% of a qualifying company’s value when gift or inheritance tax is calculated. Oxfam estimates that reforming the scheme could raise more than €3bn a year,
France’s budget: Oxfam targets ‘super-inheritances’ in tax plan (opens the original)
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At a time when every euro spent and saved is being scrutinised in the search for ways to reduce France's deficit, Oxfam is targeting a tax break for inherited family businesses that it says disproportionately benefits the wealthiest heirs. In a report published on Tuesday, the NGO called for tighter limits on the Dutreil pact, which exempts 75% of a qualifying company’s value when gift or inheritance tax is calculated. Oxfam estimates that reforming the scheme could raise more than €3bn a year,
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