Family of missing farmer Manon Relandeau raises funds, urges Macron to act on Algeria

Manon Relandeau, a 31-year-old farmer, has been missing for over four months; her family launched a fundraiser to save her farm, as authorities still have no answers. Her partner fled to Algeria with their 15-month-old daughter, was arrested and jailed there, and remains the main suspect. The fundraiser has raised over 7,000 euros in seven days to feed animals and cover farm costs. Her mother urged President Macron to intervene. Relandeau disappeared March 27 from Saint-Etienne-de-Montluc near Nantes. Her mother says only the partner holds the truth and can advance the inquiry, describing it as a common-law, not political, case.