World wine production at historically low levels
In 2021, the volume of world wine production is expected to be extremely low, at a level similar to that of 2017. France ranks third behind Italy and Spain.
In 2021, the volume of world wine production is expected to be extremely low, at a level similar to that of 2017. France ranks third behind Italy and Spain.
The entire territory of Metropolitan France has been placed at “high” risk due to the rapid progression of the avian influenza virus in Europe.
The former chargé de mission of the Elysee was sentenced this Friday, November 5, 2021 to three years in prison, including one firm for the violence of May 1, 2018.
Threatened with a “warrant to bring him in,” the former president of the Republic opposed a contemptuous silence to questions from the president of the 32ᵉ chamber of the Paris judicial court.
It is an explosive “alert report” from the School of Economic Warfare that comes at the right time after the cancellation of the “contract of the century” for submarines destined for Australia and in the middle of the campaign for the presidential election.
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Three hospital workers from the Loire region who were not vaccinated by September 15, 2021, were not able to take up their positions at the University Hospital of Saint-Etienne and Roanne. The justice has just reinstated them.
In France, snow tires will be mandatory in certain municipalities as of November 1. Elsewhere, each country has its own rules.
During a night of chaos in the hospital, Catherine Corsini evokes both the health crisis and the yellow vests, and even manages to make us laugh.
The complex mechanisms of infection, the limits of vaccination, the risks of the third dose: Jean-Marc Sabatier, a doctor of cellular biology and microbiology, explains everything about Sars-CoV-2.
Compulsory vaccination, which is said to have driven away about 10% of the nursing staff, added to the recurrent austerity policy and the crying lack of doctors, are plunging many health establishments into a catastrophic situation. The social climate is increasingly tense.
Dr. Jean Stevens, a retired cardiologist who practiced in Caussade, in the Tarn-et-Garonne region, has sent an open letter to the presidents of the French Medical Association (Ordre des Médecins) in which he questions their astonishing silence on the ethical level. He explains.