Stories from Saint-Denis · France

The political party France Insoumise held its first municipal meeting of the season in Saint-Denis. The rally focused on local political engagement. The rally is part of their ongoing campaign efforts. Speakers at the rally addressed [topics, if mentioned]. The event is part of the party's campaign activities.

RC Lens has won its first Coupe de France title by defeating OGC Nice at the Stade de France. This victory marks a season for the club. This victory comes after an excellent season under coach Pierre Sage. They defeated Nice in the final match to secure the championship. RC Lens defeated OGC Nice 3-1 in the Coupe de France final.

The Coupe de France final will feature Lens against Nice, with the match described as being 'in the colors' of Christophe Gleizes, who is detained in Algeria. The final is scheduled for Friday at the Stade de France.

Bally Bagayoko, whose family has Malian origins, won the mayoral election in Saint-Denis in the first round with 50.77% of the vote. He is the first Black and Muslim mayor of a French city with over 100,000 inhabitants.

The mayor of Saint-Denis, Bali Bagayoko, has called for a popular insurrection. This call is made in the context of seeking victory for the National Rally in the presidential election.

The French National Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products (ANSM) has issued an alert regarding adverse effects linked to Parkinson's disease treatments. The agency is launching an information brochure to warn patients and healthcare providers about these risks.

Saint-Denis Mayor Bali Bagayoko announced a new date of June 21 for an anti-racism march via social media. The original march scheduled for today was canceled because it was deemed too close to May 1. Bagayoko stated the move is a front against racist attacks.

The French Federation of Andi Sport is negotiating with the Olympic Aquatics Center of Saint-Denis to host the World Cup for the next two years. This move aims to overcome barriers that still exist two years after the 2024 Olympic Games.

Congolese music star Fally Ipupa will perform twice this weekend at the Stade de France. The artist recently released a new album titled XX, which has accumulated 36 million streams. This marks a career first for the artist, who is nicknamed L'Aigle.

Health authorities have recorded 28 cases of malaria since the beginning of the year in La Reunion.