MARCON WITHOUT A WORD OF SELF-CRITICISM: Disappointment after the long-awaited public address of the French president

Without a single word of self-criticism, at a time when the opposition and a good part of the public consider him "disconnected from reality", French President Emmanuel Macron addressed the public yesterday, after the requested hundred days in order to calm the passions in the country, after the protest against the pension reform. In the meantime, riots broke out.

Many people were surprised by the fact that Marcon decided to address the public from Noumea, the capital of New Caledonia, which is located at a 9-hour time difference and over 16,000 kilometers from Paris. This was done on the occasion of the third referendum rejecting secession in the last five years.

Macron also used the opportunity to be in Noumea to mention the situation in the Indo-Pacific, which, as he pointed out, is a place of great tension, with the increasing presence of China and the US, and where France defends its interests, with a million and a half inhabitants and thousands of soldiers. As for New Caledonia, Macron welcomed the decision of the citizens of this region to remain in France, and said that he would simultaneously respect their cultural and historical peculiarities.

He also "stung" the opposition, recalling the estimates that he would not be able to get anywhere without beating the disaffected, which has stopped. In favor of his government, he mentioned the results in the legal framework on reindustrialization, attractiveness and creation of new jobs, in healthcare, developing green industry, increasing the number of teachers. When it comes to restoring order, he mentioned additional funds for the judiciary and a doubled budget for the military.

Regarding the re-election of the Prime Minister, Born said that it was "a choice of trust, continuity and efficiency". He also gave recognition to the Minister of the Interior, Gerald Darmanen, for the return of peace after the riots. He stated that 900 gendarmes and policemen were injured, but also said that no one is above the law when it comes to those against whom the process has been initiated.

- The results are here and we are making progress - said Macron.

The lesson he learned from the mess, he pointed out, is "order, order and order". He stated that the problems are that the difficulties have accumulated for decades in the same settlements.

- Our country needs the return of authority - said the head of state, saying that it must start with the family and the school.

He also mentioned the issue of social networks as a big problem.

- Many of the young people who participated in the riots organized themselves through them, even competed - said the French president and emphasized that the youth should be better protected from these influences.

Immigration is also one of the important issues that preoccupies the French public, and the head of state announced the upcoming law that he does not care to adopt "with constructive opposition", with the aim of reducing the entry of migrants, with the fight against illegal immigration and more effective integration of newcomers.

- We have to do a better job of protecting the common borders of the EU - said Macron.

He advocated for "control of the destiny of the nation over all the problems that appear in the world", and announced protection against inflation, tax reduction for the middle class and several billion euros in order to protect the climate.

Many French people are on annual vacations, summering at the sea, and thinking about nicer things, so the question arises as to how many of them have heard these messages, in anticipation of a hot autumn. The opposition has already clearly expressed its dissatisfaction with Macron's speech.

- There is absolutely nothing in this address, it is a great recognition - said the spokesman of the "National Gathering" and the vice-president of the Assembly, Sebastian Šeni.

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BOY (3) DROWNED, BROTHER FIGHTING FOR LIFE Terrified parents pulled twins out of the pool, one little one could not be saved

A boy (3) died in what the police called a "tragic drowning" in California.

 

Kai Burnaby and his twin brother Liam were found unconscious in the backyard pool of the family's Los Angeles home.

The twins' parents performed CPR on them before they were taken to the hospital.

Kai was pronounced dead at the pediatric trauma center at Northridge Hospital, while his brother continues to fight for his life, the Daily Mail reports.

Authorities responded to the scene around 10:30 a.m. on Friday, April 21, after the twins' distraught parents called 911 and tried to revive their sons. Fire officials said they also administered first aid to the babies before EMS arrived on the scene.

LAFD Capt. Kelly Muniz confirmed Kai's death during a news conference Friday and said a crisis team has been made available to support the grieving family following the tragedy.

- There is nothing here to indicate anything other than a tragic accident - she told the LA Times.

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German police seized 1.2 tons of cocaine in a resort near Potsdam

German police seized 1.2 tons of cocaine in the resort of Gross Kreuz, near the city of Potsdam.

In a press release from the Brandenburg provincial police, it is stated that the narcotics department in an action against fruit and vegetable wholesalers found about 1.2 tons of cocaine hidden among banana packages.

It was established that the cocaine was transported by ship from South America to Germany, and from there by land to Gross Kreuz. Police said the investigation is continuing.

In the province of Brandenburg in July 2022, 660 kilograms of cocaine were seized.

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Three dead in a shooting in the US state of Washington

Three people were killed in a shooting at a convenience store in the central part of the US state of Washington, and the suspect is still at large.

Police were called to the scene in the city of Yakima around 12:30 p.m. when three people, who have not yet been identified, were found dead, Police Chief Matt Murray told reporters.

Two victims were shot in the store, and the third in front of it.

The motive is unknown, and the gunman remains a danger to the community, Murray said.

The United States of America was hit by two consecutive mass shootings in the state of California this week, in which 18 people died.

Police collected security camera footage and witness statements from the crime scene and posted a photo of a man in black clothing on social media. He was wearing a hooded top, cap, pants and white shoes.

Yakima is a city of approximately 97,000 residents in an agricultural region known for its wineries and apple growing.

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The court banned the removal of homeless people from the streets of San Francisco

A US federal judge has temporarily banned San Francisco from removing homeless shelters, saying the city violated its own policy by failing to offer an alternative solution.

Judge Donna Ryu in the US District of Oakland issued an order barring the city from removing tents and confiscating belongings from people living in shelters, the "San Francisco Chronicle" reported.

The order followed a lawsuit filed by homeless advocates seeking to prevent San Francisco city officials from dismantling the encampments until they provide thousands of new beds, the AP reported.

Judge Ryu cited evidence from lawyers that the city, in violation of the law, did not shelter the homeless before it began removing the shelters and improperly confiscating or throwing away their belongings, including cellphones, medication and even prosthetic limbs.

The arguments of the city during the defense were "completely unconvincing", said the judge, according to AP.

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Iran has started building a new nuclear power plant

 

Construction of a new nuclear power plant has begun in southwestern Iran, the Agency for Atomic Energy has announced.

 

The project, whose launch on state television was announced by agency chief Mohamed Eslami, will last seven years.

A nuclear power plant of 300 megawatts will cost between 1.5 and 2 billion dollars, Eslami said.

Iran has a nuclear power plant in Bušeru, in the south of the country, with a capacity of 1,000 megawatts.

The new power plant was originally supposed to be built by a French company which later refused, Eslami said, adding that other countries avoided cooperation with Iran because of the sanctions.

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