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La France insoumise and Europe Ecologie-Les Verts reach an agreement
A big step was taken overnight from Sunday to Monday, on the way to the union of the left for the legislative elections.
La France insoumise and Europe Ecologie-Les Verts (EELV) have indeed concluded a historic agreement for the elections of June 12 and 19.
The Federal Council of EELV validated the agreement negotiated over the past two weeks, by 84 votes for, 10 against, 8 white ballots and one person who did not participate in the vote.
This agreement notably allocates 100 constituencies for the environmental pole, according to sources close to the negotiations.
The two parties also want Jean-Luc Mélenchon to become Prime Minister.
The Insoumis and the Ecologists now hope to reach an agreement quickly with the PS and the PCF.
Union rallies in France against the indictment for the murder of the Pont-Neuf policeman
Rallies in front of courts and police stations are planned for Monday in France at the call of police unions to protest against the indictment for "intentional homicide" of the police officer who killed two men who allegedly forced a check on the Pont-Neuf in Paris.
In total, police officers should be mobilized in around forty cities, from Lille to Marseille via Bordeaux and Strasbourg, announces the union of peacekeepers Alliance, at the initiative of the call to which the union of Synergy and Unsa-Police officers.
The largest gathering should be held at 12 p.m. in Paris, on the Place Saint-Michel, located a few hundred meters from the old courthouse and the Pont-Neuf.
The bad weather calms down in Guadeloupe, a man still missing
The weather is calming down in Guadeloupe.
A man, however, was still missing on Sunday when the vigilance for heavy rains and thunderstorms was lifted in the early morning after bad weather that killed two people, said the prefecture.
The region was hit by exceptional rainfall overnight from Friday to Saturday.
The rainfall thus "exceeded 300 mm, a phenomenon greater than that recorded during cyclone Maria" in 2017, the authorities pointed out.
Since then, "the restoration of the electrical distribution is ensured on almost all of the territory" even if "some difficulties remain in the municipality of Gosier".
However, Pointe-à-Pitre and a large part of the city of Les Abymes are still suffering "significant water cuts".
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