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Family in the French Alps has lived in the same valley for 700 years (opens the original)
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Meet the Suiffet family of Val-Cenis and their remarkable alpine history A family in the French Alps says it has lived in the same mountain valley for 700 years, remaining in the Haute Maurienne valley in Savoie through centuries of change. Apart from a major wave of emigration to Latin America in the 19th Century, the Suiffet family has stayed in Val-Cenis as the region evolved from traditional rural life into a modern alpine economy shaped by skiing and tourism. Today, Benoît Suiffet continues
Plan to merge Paris with suburbs sparks fresh political row (opens the original)
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Regional officials say the plan to reform Paris governance is unrealistic and would be difficult to implement A proposal to merge Paris with its surrounding suburbs into a single governing body has reopened a long-running political debate in France after being met with strong criticism from regional officials who say the idea is unrealistic. The plan, put forward in a report by Clément Beaune, France’s high commissioner for strategy and planning, suggests that Paris could absorb nearby suburban
Students recreate historic WW2 ‘Gratitude Train’ (opens the original)
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A teacher and 250 students in Amiens have rebuilt a historic Merci Train carriage, reviving a symbol of Franco-American friendship A French teacher and around 250 students in Amiens have recreated a historic symbol of Franco-American friendship, transforming a post-war gesture of gratitude into a travelling museum set to tour France and the United States. The project is led by literature and history teacher Louis Teyssedou at Lycée Édouard Gand, bringing together students from several schools ac
Otter return signals cleaner rivers in France (opens the original)
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Scientists say the rare sighting highlights healthier rivers and wetlands in Occitanie The European otter has been spotted at Lac du Salagou in Hérault, southern France, in what scientists say is an encouraging sign of improving biodiversity and healthier waterways. “The return of the otter to the area is very good news,” said Olivier Gimenez, research director at the Centre d’Écologie Fonctionnelle et Évolutive of the CNRS in Montpellier, France’s largest public scientific research organisation
Nice cruise ship tourism row continues as restrictions ease (opens the original)
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Environmental groups warn of pollution and local businesses fear reduction in visitors and revenues Nice and Villefranche-sur-Mer remain divided over cruise tourism, with environmental campaigners calling for tighter limits, while parts of the local economy warn of losses to visitor numbers and revenue. The debate continues after Nice scaled back earlier plans to impose a near-ban on large cruise ships following pressure from tourism operators and port stakeholders. Former mayor Christian Estros
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