This week in France includes significant judicial and economic developments. The trial for Marine Le Pen concludes with judges' decision over her alleged embezzlement of EU funds, impacting her eligibility for the upcoming presidential election. The Paris-Turin train connection reopens after a lengthy closure. Additionally, TikTok debuts its live shopping feature in France. On April 1st, new notaire fees for property purchases will rise from 4.5% to 5%, and the winter truce for tenant evictions will officially end, posing risks for renters behind on payments.
The conclusion of the Le Pen trial this Monday could determine her eligibility for the next presidential election depending on the judges' decision regarding her embezzlement case.
From April 1st, new rates for notaire fees will take effect, increasing from 4.5% to 5%, with certain exemptions for first-time home buyers.
TikTok is set to launch its live shopping feature in France on Monday, potentially transforming how online shopping is conducted in the country.
The annual winter truce, which prevents tenant evictions for non-payment, will end as usual on March 31st, leading to potential risks for some renters.
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