In the press - Attack on a teacher in France: resist, resist again

Shock, astonishment, anger.

There is no lack of qualifiers in the French press Monday morning to denounce the murder of a teacher in the Yvelines.

pays homage to Paul Éluard with its title: "Liberty I teach your name".

The daily calls for the defense of the teaching profession and secularism.

Same tone for

The Catholic-inspired newspaper calls for resistance to barbarism and denounces fanaticism.

In Italy, the new restrictive measures to fight the coronavirus are going badly.

quotes Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, who asks for responsibility.

, for his part, manages the feat of criticizing the inadequacy of the measures and at the same time of being indignant at the limitations of private gatherings.

Finally Jacinda Ardren makes the front page of the New Zealand press.

back on his party's big victory in the legislative elections last Saturday, with more than 49% of the vote.

Same tone in

which notes that this resounding success allows the Labor Party to do without a coalition to govern.

A first.

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