MEDI1TV Afrique : Revue de presse - 04/11/2024
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00:15The Ministry of Justice has announced the creation and organization of decentralized services
00:20instituting provincial directions for the judicial circumstances of each appeal court,
00:24reports Maroc Hebdo.
00:26This measure is part of the consolidation and decentralization
00:30of the foundation of a modern judicial administration.
00:34It is also part of the implementation of the strategy of the Ministry
00:38aimed at bringing citizens' services closer together
00:41and to strengthen the efficiency and quality of judicial services
00:45thanks to the strengthening of the administrative and financial autonomy of provincial directions,
00:50explains the Hebdomadaire magazine.
00:52The implementation of these entities must constitute a step on the path of anchoring
00:57the decentralization and realization of the digital transition
01:01within the judicial administration of the Kingdom.
01:04Maroc Hebdo concludes by explaining that these provincial directions
01:07will work to conclude local partnerships with the territorial authorities
01:11and the various local actors in order to consolidate social justice
01:15and reaffirm institutional communication.
01:20A success for the city of Erfoud,
01:22which hosted the 13th edition of the International Salon of Dates in Morocco
01:27under the patronage of His Majesty the King Mohammed VI,
01:30indicates the briefing.
01:31This event brought together more than 230 exhibitors
01:34and attracted 91,000 visitors in total,
01:37confirming the success of this edition
01:39centered on the resilience of Moroccan oases
01:42in the face of climate change.
01:43Regional Director of Agriculture Jamel Mimouni
01:46praised the exceptional influence and commitment
01:49of the main actors of the Palmiers d'Athiers branch.
01:52The Salon also generated a turnover of 37 million dirhams.
01:55Organized by the SIDAT association and supported by the Ministry of Agriculture,
02:01the Salon offered conferences, business-to-business meetings,
02:04educational workshops and tastings
02:07aimed at strengthening national and international cooperation in the sector.
02:11The SIDAT occupies a place of choice in the agricultural policy of the Kingdom,
02:15which adds that a vast restructuring program has been implemented
02:18for the development and permanence of the sector in the Kingdom.
02:25Protests in the Valence region
02:28where hundreds of people threw food at the royal couple
02:31accusing the authorities of being late in intervening in Spain
02:34brings the Vanguardia maximum tension.
02:37In Paiporta, the Spanish daily is written in its columns
02:40that King Felipe VI and the Queen,
02:43accompanied by the President of the Government Pedro Sánchez
02:46and the President of the Government of Valence, Carlos Masson,
02:49were welcomed by cries of indignation and standing ovation.
02:52If Pedro Sánchez went under escort, one of his bodyguards was injured in the head.
02:56King Felipe VI, however, refused to follow the injunctions of his security service
03:02and insisted on staying and discussing with the inhabitants
03:05in order to calm the game.
03:07In Paiporta, the Vanguardia has the highest number of deaths
03:10among the 214 listed in a new report published yesterday morning.
03:14And there, as in the other cities affected,
03:16the inhabitants have been cleaning for five days
03:18hoping to recover their houses
03:20in the face of what they consider to be the abandonment of institutions.
03:23End of quote.
03:27The United States and now the two presidential candidates
03:30delivered their last plea during the meeting
03:32organized in the south of the United States
03:34while the coliseum was in the west.
03:37Le Courrier International took up the most striking sentences
03:40of the American press to tell the last straight line.
03:43Before the presidential scrutiny scheduled for November 5,
03:45Kamala Harris and Donald Trump spent the last weekend of the campaign
03:49encouraging their supporters to go to the polls from North Carolina,
03:54which was one of the issues of the two candidates
03:56in a state where polls were still tight.
03:58As explained by the Washington Post,
04:00the Wall Street Journal even recalls that it is,
04:02with 16 votes in the electoral college,
04:04at the same time as Georgia,
04:06the state with the highest number of votes
04:08among the swing states behind Pennsylvania.
04:11While North Carolina has often been on the Republican side
04:14with a rise in voters having done higher education,
04:17a strong increase in the Latino and Asian population,
04:20and while about one voter out of five is black,
04:23the demographic evolution of the state
04:25could strengthen Kamala Harris' chances
04:27to win this state,
04:29says the American radio station NPR.
04:34To finish, in the United Kingdom,
04:36the new head of the Tories,
04:38Kemi Badenoch, already notes the political history of her footprint,
04:41recalls the BBC,
04:43she was elected this weekend at the head of the Conservative Party,
04:46becoming, at 44, the first black woman
04:48to lead a large political party in the United Kingdom.
04:51This is explained by the British news portal,
04:55which qualifies her victory as historical.
04:57She defeated Robert Jenry, 42 years old,
04:59by more than 12,000 votes,
05:01in what was the tightest race for the head of the party,
05:04in order to replace Rishi Sunak,
05:06who led the party to the greatest defeat in its history
05:08during the general elections of July last year.
05:11Kemi Badenoch, sixth person to lead the Conservative Party
05:14in less than nine years,
05:16is now faced with the task of initiating a fractured party
05:19and leading the opposition to the workers' government
05:22A list of Sir Keir Starmer highlights the British channel.
05:25On his social networks, the Prime Minister
05:27has declared that the arrival of the first black leader
05:29of a Westminster party
05:31is a moment of pride for our country.
05:33End of quote.
05:36This is the end of this press conference.
05:38Thank you all for following it.
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