The author called a speech that Ursula von der Leyen allegedly delivered in the European Parliament "delusional." According to him, she accused Russia and Belarus of orchestrating migratory chaos in Europe in order to overwhelm the authorities and sow fear. He expressed his disbelief and referred to a video. https://t.co/HkjGOnDtVC #Europe #Migration #Politique #RU #BY #EU (translated)
The author wrote that on the eve of a new day of mobilization in France, the American authorities recommended that their nationals avoid demonstrations and areas of unrest. #chaos #étatsunis #ressortissants #autorités https://t.co/14Wx5G8ymr #chaos #manifestation #France #FR #US (translated)
In the aftermath of the violent protests on October 17, the program Envoyé spécial offers an immersion into the Ministry of the Interior, revealing the challenges faced by authorities in the face of riots and a high number of violence and destruction. #17octobre #manifestations #maintienDeOrdre (translated)
The storm Austen, which is moving through Belgium with gusts reaching up to 110 km/h, is causing the closure of public spaces and the cancellation of events, while authorities and firefighters advise caution and safety measures to the population. #TempêteAusten #Belgique #Sécurité (translated)
Actu Foot indicated, relaying information from L'Équipe, that the LFP had refused to postpone the PSG-OL match scheduled for Sunday night. However, the League would have informed the prefecture that it would comply with the authorities' decision. In the event of a postponement, the match was to be held on Monday night, the first available date according to the regulations. #PSG #OL #LFP (translated)
AlertesInfos reported that public law professor Paul Cassia believed that Emmanuel Macron's statements on the prohibition of demonstrations not organized by unions seriously and manifestly illegally infringed on the freedom to demonstrate. He also accused the president of stepping outside his constitutional role, reminding that he was neither the Minister of the Interior nor the Prefect. Public law professor Serge Slama also characterized these remarks as an infringement on freedoms. He reminded that demonstrating was a fundamental freedom that did not require prior authorization, only a declaration to the authorities, and that a prohibition could only be pronounced exceptionally, especially in cases of risk of public disorder. #liberté #manifestation #Macron (translated)
Hundreds of high school and college students in France are protesting this Thursday against the repression by the authorities and to defend education against government restrictions. #Répression #Manifestation #Éducation (translated)
Africa is facing a more complex Ebola outbreak situation following the confirmation of a first case in Nigeria, linked to the Bundibugyo strain, raising concerns from the WHO and health authorities. #Ebola #Nigeria #Santépublique (translated)
Impact reported that Christophe M., a 59-year-old intermittent worker living in Ivry-sur-Seine who had come to protest for purchasing power, died on October 17 in Paris. Alerted around 6:21 PM, firefighters took charge of him near the Jacques Bonsergent station and then transported him to the barracks on Rue du Château-d’Eau, where he died at 6:56 PM from a cardiorespiratory arrest. The police prefecture justified this relocation due to the deterioration of security conditions in the area, where looting and clashes were taking place. According to Impact, the family was preparing a complaint with the IGPN for willful violence that resulted in death without the intention to cause it. His relatives particularly suspected tear gas of having contributed to his death. The family lawyer stated that Christophe M. had no health issues and condemned the lack of information regarding the investigation. Impact, quoting BFMTV, indicated that no autopsy had yet been performed six days after the events, although an autopsy had been planned as part of the investigation opened by the Paris public prosecutor's office. The lawyer also anticipated a call for witnesses to find any potential videos. Impact also reported that a second death linked to the protest movement had been confirmed in Paris: a 48-year-old man reportedly died on October 19 around 1:10 AM on Rue Berger after a medical emergency in a public area. The circumstances were still to be established. #JusticePourChristophe #Manifestation #Paris (translated)
Ilan Gabet indicated that the family of the protester who died on Saturday had filed a complaint with the IGPN for voluntary violence resulting in death without intent to kill. According to him, they suspected that the massive use of tear gas had contributed to the death. He added that the authorities had not ordered an autopsy and that the investigators indicated they had no surveillance footage. (translated)
Press briefs mentioned the death on October 17 and stated that the authorities were communicating with reluctance and in dribs and drabs. The publication reported that the family's lawyer for Christophe was denouncing a lack of transparency in the investigation and assured that Christophe had no health problems. https://t.co/ixGa5gGT16 #Justice #Transparence #Enquête (translated)
Impact indicated that the world's first human case of infection by the Shamonda virus had been identified in France. The patient, around sixty years old and severely immunocompromised, had died after being hospitalized in Lyon, it wrote. According to Impact, the virus, which had never before been detected in humans, was circulating particularly among cattle and was transmitted by biting flies. Authorities suspected contamination by bite in eastern France, and the patient had developed severe brain complications likely related to the infection, it added. It specified that health authorities had identified no risk to the general population to date. #SantéPublique #Virus #AlerteSanitaire (translated)
A virus from the orthobunyavirus family, detected for the first time in a human, has led to the death of a severely immunocompromised patient in France, but authorities claim there is no risk to the general population. #VirusShamonda #SantéPublique #Immunodéprimé (translated)
In France, a severely immunocompromised patient has died after being infected with the Shamonda virus, an unprecedented case in humans, but health authorities believe there is currently no risk to the general population. #VirusShamonda #Santé #Immunodéprimé (translated)
A man has died in France after being infected with the Shamonda virus, a first in the world, although authorities claim there is no health risk to the general population. #VirusShamonda #SantéPublique #Infectiologie (translated)
The French government is considering reducing social assistance for vandals, in parallel with the "vandals pay" law, allowing authorities to deduct this assistance for those who resell stolen goods. #AidesSociales #Casseurs #Violences (translated)
Eli Lilly expresses regret over the Belgian authorities' decision not to reimburse its treatment for obesity, Mounjaro, highlighting the absence of reimbursement for medications for this disease in Belgium despite its significant impact on public health. #Obésité #Médicament #Remboursement (translated)
A man reported missing in Ghisonaccia in Upper Corsica during the bad weather has been found dead, according to the authorities. #intempéries #HauteCorse #réchauffementclimatique (translated)
