Should we go even further in the exception to Mayotte ? Gérald Darmanin, Minister of the Interior, has decided: for him, the reduction of jus soli in this department is a necessity to reduce illegal immigration to the island, particularly from the nearby Comoros, but also from countries of ‘East Africa. Traveling on the island … Read more
May 2021, the last confinement ends. Cultural institutions are finally seeing the end of the tunnel. Exit constrained closures and ultra-limited gauges. Four months later, Laurence Des Cars takes the reins of the most visited museum in the world: the Louvre. The challenge was daunting. It was necessary to adapt the life of the museum … Read more
Avant la sortie de son nouvel album, Michel Polnareff nous a reçus en plein désert californien Vous savez à quoi on reconnaît une vraie, une grande, une ultime superstar? La seule chose qu’on sait, c’est que rien ne va se passer comme prévu. Et ça n’est pas grave non plus et la petite équipe de … Read more
A place “to explore your body, your breath, your mind, your senses. A cocoon dedicated to (re)connecting to oneself and to others”. Korane Fayçal is at the initiative of creating the Yoko space, open rue Saint-Laurent, in Nogent-le-Rotrou, since the start of the school year in September 2022. A space to discover during the open … Read more
Lola Lafon wrote this story after spending a night at the Anne Frank Museum in Amsterdam and more precisely in the Annex. The Annex refers to those few rooms where Anne Frank lived for 25 months with her parents, her sister and four other people. 25 months, until the arrival of the Gestapo on August … Read more
Cases of incivility involving college students on the public highway continue to increase. Two videos, one showing a fight between college students and the other a college student being assaulted by police, went around the web earlier this week. Basheer Taleb, the president of the Federation of Union of Managers, proposes the creation of a … Read more
We are on the heights of Antibes. It is in the heart of an 18th century olive grove century that Hans Hartung and Anna Eva Bergman built their house-studio, where they lived and worked from 1973 until their death in the late 80s. “We are in the middle of nature which is magnificent, the trees … Read more
After the ban on pesticides for local authorities and individuals, the last stage of the “Labbé” law concerns green space professionals. The use of pesticides is now prohibited in all green spaces, regardless of the actor who manages it. Law No. 2014-110, known as “LABBÉ” law of February 6, 2014, oversees the use of phytosanitary … Read more
A Yoga Club has been born within the Bel Air SSS since June 9th. The initiative goes to Arpana Cahoolessur, the Head of Department of Sociology, who is a great yoga enthusiast. Its goal: to introduce Yoga Clubs in all schools on the island. “Young people are too absorbed by the digital world and this … Read more
GATINEAUQC, June 9, 2022 /CNW Telbec/ – “More than ever, in education, college and health, we must bring the essential role of personnel back to the fore. These years of health crisis have enabled Quebecers to take stock of the importance of the various public networks in their daily lives. Now is the time to … Read more