Anne Hidalgo Announces Successor for Paris Mayor
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo has officially declared that she will not seek a third term in the upcoming 2026 municipal elections. In an interview with Le Monde, she revealed that she has chosen Rémi Féraud, a long-time ally and current senator, as her preferred successor. Féraud, who has been a prominent figure in the municipal majority for the past decade, previously served as the mayor of the 10th arrondissement. Hidalgo emphasized that while she supports Féraud's candidacy, the final decision will rest with the Parisian socialist activists.
Historic Classification for Marie Curie's Laboratory
In a significant cultural development, the Pavillon des Sources, the historic laboratory of Marie Curie, has been classified as a historic monument by Rachida Dati. This decision comes after plans for its demolition sparked a debate between advocates for science and heritage preservation. The pavilion is set to be transformed into a cultural space for the Curie Museum, ensuring that Curie's legacy is honored and accessible to the public.
Stade Brestois Reaps Financial Rewards
Stade Brestois, currently performing impressively in the Champions League, is poised to benefit financially from its success. With a current standing of 4th in the classification phase, the club has already secured 18.6 million euros from its participation in the tournament, with an additional 7 million euros earned from its initial matches. This brings the total financial gain to 25.6 million euros, a substantial boost for the club's future endeavors.
