The crooks of short-time work 

Parisian

small bosses claiming unemployment for employees still at work, or others inventing employees, like this beautician from Saint-Denis declaring 50 fictitious employees and who thus embezzled 200,000 euros

Le Parisien

Out of a total of 225 million diverted, 128 million were recovered but 53 million went up in smoke

Parisian

much as these short-time working scams are shocking, they should not discredit a device that has proven to be as valuable as it is expensive for our economy.

(…) We should reach 3 million beneficiaries of partial unemployment in November.

Over the year, we can estimate the cost of this device at more than 33 billion euros.

It has made it possible to maintain most of the net wages of those who have benefited from it (…) and it has served as a shock absorber for a crisis which otherwise would have been incredibly violent. 

It was a text that was to open a long security sequence in Parliament,

Le Monde, and anchor the majority in the regal turn desired by Emmanuel Macron.

The examination, since the day before yesterday, of the bill on 'global security' promises to be a test, with more than 1,300 amendments.

The text, accused of infringing fundamental freedoms by defenders of public freedoms and journalists, is already causing cracks in the 'common house'.

Since its examination in the Law Committee two weeks ago, the blame has followed one another: that of the Defender of Rights Claire Hédon, first, those of the journalists' companies then, before the warning, Monday, of the Council of Rights l man of the United Nations.

Le Monde

if (in this bill) the strengthening of municipal police forces and the supervision of private security are rather consensus, several loopholes have been opened by the section on the protection of law and order forces and article 24, which makes it punishable by one year of imprisonment and a fine of 45,000 euros for disseminating, 'with the aim of harming his physical or mental integrity, the image of the face or any other identification element of an agent of the national police or the national gendarmerie '.

The freedoms put in custody

La Charente Libre

The Assembly has not yet passed the law on comprehensive security, but we have seen the first consequences on the work of journalists.

It can be summed up in a first sentence, launched by a Parisian police officer (during the demonstration against this law on Tuesday evening): 'You leave the premises with your press card or you are called in ...' Therefore prohibition to do your job,

The Charente Libre.

A work that also allows the passage to show the violence of the demonstrators on the police.

But no,

, following a demonstration to the end now makes the journalist a demonstrator, therefore suspect.

 this ultra-right which worries the police

Liberation

White supremacists, survivalists, followers of conspiracy theories or the 'big replacement' ... They are, according to information, between 1,000 and 1,500 individuals likely to take action and carry out terrorist action in France,

Liberation.

The danger is all the more difficult to fight, points out the newspaper, that the threat is multifaceted.

Contrary to what one might think, these small groups are not made up only of young fascists with shaved heads, no, some have many retirees, former soldiers or ex-cops who consider that the country is poorly protected.

Even institutionalized personalities.

Liberation

 terrorist threat, taken with the greatest seriousness by the authorities