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Adèle Haenel case: Accused of "touching", Christophe Ruggia to be presented to a judge
Accused of "touching" on actress Adèle Haenel when she was a teenager, director Christophe Ruggia, will be presented to an examining magistrate Thursday for possible indictment, we learned from from the Paris prosecutor's office. The 55-year-old filmmaker, who disputes this challenge, was arrested Tuesday morning before being placed in police custody for almost two days. The Paris prosecutor's office said that judicial information was to be opened Thursday morning.
Pensions: New events, the movement looking for a second wind
After six weeks of conflict, unions opposed to the pension reform call this Thursday for a new day of demonstrations, a test for the continuation of the movement which is trying to expand beyond transport where the strike is running out of steam, in waiting for a new date on the street on January 24. For the sixth time since December 5, the intersyndicale calls for "a day of massive inter-professional mobilization of strikes and demonstrations". Processions will parade throughout France, culminating in the afternoon between Montparnasse and Place d'Italie in Paris. The challenge for these unions is to find a significant mobilization after a day of local action Tuesday little followed and national days in decline.
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Trump's dismissal: "Today, we are making history", the file reaches the Senate
Donald Trump's indictment was delivered to the Senate on Wednesday for the US President’s recall trial, which begins Tuesday according to Republican majority in the upper house of Congress, Mitch McConnell. In a very formal ceremony, the two indictment articles previously signed by the Democratic President of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, were placed in a blue envelope and hand delivered to Senate clerks. "Today, we are making history," she said.
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