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Distrust in French politics reaches critical level
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Only 22% of French people trust politics, according to the 17th wave of the Cevipof barometer, a figure far below that of European neighbors. This disarray stems from 18 months without a majority in the National Assembly, fostering a sense of democratic inefficiency. Ahead of the March 2026 municipal elections, French voters remain committed to voting despite their doubts.
The Sameri Park police station in Kitengela, Kajiado County, has been without electricity and water for two years since its establishment, forcing officers to use candles at night. This situation has made their work difficult, and locals are questioning a Sh5 million renovation done in 2022. The area police commander has acknowledged the power cut and stated it is the county government's responsibility to pay the bill.
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The Lagos State government has approved a 13% increase in fares for the Bus Rapid Transit system. This decision aims to address operational costs amid economic pressures. Details on implementation timelines remain limited in available reports.
A coalition of 24 non-governmental organizations and unions, led by the Nos services publics collective, launched a campaign on January 30 in Lille to urge candidates in the March 2026 municipal elections. The initiative aims to bring the defense of local public services into the debate, vital for social cohesion. The platform outlines 14 demands spanning areas such as housing, health, and education.
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Jakarta's mobile SIM renewal service on Sunday, January 11, 2026, will operate at just two locations to help residents extend their driver's licenses without visiting a traffic police office. The main sites are in East and West Jakarta, running from 8:00 a.m. to noon local time.
Mexico City's government announced temporary water supply cuts in at least five boroughs due to maintenance work on the hydraulic network. These interruptions aim to improve infrastructure but affect various neighborhoods until Saturday, November 29. Residents can request water trucks via the H2O Line.
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In December 2025, Argentines will face at least five confirmed increases in essential services such as prepagas, gas and electricity bills, public transport, and rents. These adjustments occur amid rising inflation, with October's IPC at 2.3% and November projections around 2.2%. Some hikes exceed the recent inflation rate, hindering disinflation efforts.
NTSA faces uproar over delays in driving licences processing
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December 24, 2025 05:08Resistencia adjusts service schedules for Christmas and New Year
December 09, 2025 23:28Mobile SIM renewal schedule for December 10, 2025 in Jakarta and surroundings
December 05, 2025 04:44Mobile SIM renewal schedule for December 6, 2025, in Jakarta and surroundings
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