AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSchool Bus Crash: One minor and one young adult were killed and 16 people injured when a bus carrying schoolchildren crashed near Lent in eastern France. Prosecutors have opened a vehicle-homicide investigation; the driver has not yet been questioned. Protests and Budget: More than 575,000 people, according to the Interior Ministry, joined Thursday’s nationwide marches for higher wages and better public services; unions put turnout at 1.6 million. Authorities reported 448 arrests and 53 injured police officers. Parliament unanimously rejected the government’s austerity budget, and Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has called unions and employers to a social conference on Monday. Domestic Violence: France recorded 284,681 victims in 2025, more than double the 2016 figure. Officials say increased reporting and improved support systems account for part of the rise; 124 people were killed by a spouse or ex-spouse. Police Accountability: Three officers will stand trial next week over the 2020 beating of music producer Michel Zecler, a case that reignited debate over police violence and racism.
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