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In total, 4 have been published by Europe 1 which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Emmanuel Macron · France

Violence, poverty, education… what will the High Commission for Child Protection announced by Emmanuel Macron consist of ?

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

On December 28, 2024, the President of the Republic announced the creation of a high commission for child protection starting in January. “Protecting the youngest is at the heart of my commitment. It will remain so for the next thirty months,” declared Emmanuel Macron on his social networks this Saturday. La protection des plus jeunes est au cœur de mon engagement. Elle le restera pour les trente prochains mois. Pour poursuivre et renforcer…See the Story

Marine Le Pen · France

French government still shaky as lawmakers compromise on budget bill

37% Center coverage: 27 sources

A commission of Senators and members of the National Assembly have hashed out a compromise 2025 budget that, if passed by the both full assemblies, could avoid the government having to force the bill through without a vote. But far right and leftist lawmakers, who disagree with many of the cost-cutting measures, are calling for a vote of no confidence against Prime Minister Barnier.See the Story

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