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To ban or not to ban? France weighs decision to outlaw dolphin shows

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IN THE FRENCH PAPERS - Monday, July 31: Emmanuel Macron is looking to wrest control back after his popularity plummets and his government leads controversial ethics reforms. Also, Libération looks at how the French government is planning to make Google pay over 1 billion euros in back taxes. Animal show activists challenge a recent decision banning aquatic mammal shows. Finally, one of France's top male swimmers retires in style.

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