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Pope Leo XIV calls for Church to continue fight against sexual abuse (opens the original)
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Pope Leo XIV called on the Catholic Church to acknowledge its failings and confront sexual abuse as he celebrated an open-air Mass in Lourdes on Sunday, the latest stop on his visit to France. After drawing nearly 800,000 people in Paris on Saturday, the pontiff was greeted by further crowds in Lourdes, where around 150,000 people attended Sunday's Mass. In his homily, Leo urged the Church to take responsibility for wrongdoing within its ranks. "The Church must have the courage to be the first t
Pope Leo XIV draws huge crowds in Paris as 600,000 await Mass (opens the original)
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On Friday, the first day of his visit to France, Pope Leo XIV drew huge crowds. According to the Vatican, 300 000 people cheered the pontiff as he passed through the streets of Paris in his popemobile. A little later, 80 000 young people attended a vigil at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis. On Saturday, nearly 600 000 worshippers are expected for the Pope's giant mass on Place de la Concorde, starting at 3 p.m. Among them, Karine, a Parisian, told Euronews: "I am very happy to be here today, t
ECB chief Lagarde rejects Mélenchon's debt cancellation proposal (opens the original)
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European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde on Thursday criticised a proposal by left-wing French presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon to cancel France’s debt held by the central bank. Lagarde said the proposal by the La France Insoumise (LFI) leader was “really not a good idea” during a press conference following the ECB’s announcement of another increase in its key interest rates. The president added that the move would amount to a “clear violation of the treaty” on the Europe
French presidential race: De Villepin to run, Faure joins primary (opens the original)
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Although he is not yet officially a candidate in France’s 2027 presidential election, Dominique de Villepin is getting very close. Speaking to BFM TV Sunday, the conservative politician — who formerly served as prime minister under Jacques Chirac and heads the La France Humaniste party — said he would confirm his candidacy "once the election campaign has begun". He added that he was ruling out taking part in a primary, arguing that "it is not the right way of doing things" but rather "the latest
France political season: Bardella, Faure, Lecornu, Hollande, Philippe (opens the original)
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Before France knows who its next president will be, it must first adopt a budget for the year 2027. That is the main task facing the French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, he told French daily Le Parisien in an interview. With less than eight months to go before the first round of the presidential election and no majority in the National Assembly, Lecornu said he hopes to avoid a political stalemate by promising a budget"with measures that, for the most part, can be reversed by the new majori
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