Agriculture: The CR 47 on its way to Spain?
As Tuesday, November 19, the day of “the agricultural revolt” approaches, the Lot-et-Garonne Rural Coordination (CR 47) intensifies its pressure. In a press release dated November 12 signed by the co-presidents, José Pérez and Karine Duc, the majority union in the department explains that it “did not demonstrate as much at the start of the year to have nothing” and “that no structural solution commensurate with the crisis has been implemented.”
CR 47 recalls that “total mobilization is essential”. The message was reiterated Tuesday evening in Clairac, at Jean Genestre's house, during an “aperitif in the countryside”. If the day of November 19 will inevitably be significant, the whole question is to know what happens next. The CR announced that it wanted to block food freight. Rumors are becoming more insistent about a possible movement of farmers to Spain…
Media: BFMTV meeting the Agenais on November 29 at 2:30 p.m. at the CGR
As part of season 3 of the “Tour de France BMFTV & vous”, BFM will stop in Agen on Friday November 29. Spectators are invited, at 2:30 p.m., to the CGR cinema to watch the documentary “Gaza, fleeing hell” directed by Rami Abou Jamous, Fabrice Babin and Bertrand Seguier. This Ligne Rouge report received the Bayeux Calvados-Normandie prize for war correspondents in the “Large format television” category.
At the end of the screening, an exchange is scheduled with Eric Brunet, presenter of the show “20 h Brunet” and Fabrice Babin, senior reporter Ligne Rouge. If you want to participate, it is necessary to register by email to the following address: [email protected]
50 people have already reserved.
Politics: Guillaume Lepers voted against the revenue part of the 2025 budget
“The Prime Minister wanted to give full space to work and parliamentary debate. Unfortunately, the resulting text only shows the irresponsibility and inconsistency of certain groups who voted, in session, for an unprecedented increase in taxation on households and businesses, while registering, in committee, nearly 60 billion in additional spending. “.
The LR 47 deputy for the 3rd constituency of Lot-et-Garonne targets the New Popular Front which “with the more or less assumed complicity of the National Rally, has systematically preferred tax increases in search of savings, creating more 35 billion euros in additional taxation. Like the majority of the National Assembly (192 votes for and 362 against), Guillaume Lepers voted against “this text which has become totally absurd”. The Finance Bill for 2025 is now in the hands of the Senate.
Politics: “Extreme right: the resistible rise”: presentation of the book Saturday November 16 in Agen
On Saturday November 16, at 3:30 p.m., at the Stadium in Agen, LFI 47 is organizing a presentation and signing of the book “Extreme right: the resistible rise” in the presence of Marlène Benquet (sociologist) and LFI-NFP deputies Hadrien Clouet and Thomas Portes.
This book is a collective creation of the La Boétie Institute. The work, coordinated by sociologist Ugo Palheta, aims to understand, using the most recent work in social sciences, the way in which the road was paved to the far right.
Agen: the Michel Serres collection will be kept at the Lacépède media library in Agen
An agreement between Ms. Weis (representative of the beneficiaries of Michel Serres and all the heirs) and Jean Dionis, mayor of Agen, was signed ahead of the Philosophical Meetings. Ms. Weis wanted the Michel Serres fund not to be dispersed and kept in its entirety in the same place. It consists of a library (around 1,700 volumes), personal documents, a wide variety of objects (academic habit, rugby ball, decorations, honorary diplomas, etc.) and furniture: 2 desks, a table writing area, 2 armchairs), a large library unit. The City of Agen has undertaken to ensure that the entire donation is kept in the Lacépède media library.
Disappearance: for 28 years, the deafening silence for Marion
On Thursday, November 14, 1996, little Marion Wagon vanished while returning from her Sembel school in Agen. She never returned to the family apartment in the Dangla sector and her track was lost around the corner of a street where she was seen for the very last time running at past noon. 28 years after this enigmatic and painful disappearance, the La Mouette association keeps a tender thought for Marion, as well as the hope of one day knowing the truth. The file was never closed.
Long in the hands of the research section of the gendarmerie in Agen, it is today still being investigated at the judicial center for unsolved “cold cases” in Nanterre in the Paris region.
Annie Gourgue, the president of La Mouette, has just installed in Nanterre at the beginning of the week the 31st Mélanie de France room dedicated to minors victims of sexual violence and intra-familial sexual abuse. The room was set up thanks to the action of La Mouette and its supporters at the OFMIN of Nanterre, an expert office for combating violence against minors. Annie Gourgue traveled specially to install this room with the support of the Lot-et-Garonne gendarmerie group.
