Pensions : mobilization day Friday 24 January 2020
Unions opposed to pension reform are calling for a 7th day of strikes and demonstrations on Friday, the day the Council of Ministers will discuss the draft law.
Society
The France of yellow jackets
Note No. 55 of the Conseil d’analyse économique (CAE) paints a picture of France’s inequalities, particularly territorial inequalities, brought to light by the Yellow Vests movement.
Consumers better protected by Europe
The European Consumer Centre France designated as an “external alert body” to inform national authorities of infringements in Europe.
The return of the bird flu?
For several weeks now, outbreaks of avian influenza (H5N8) have been detected on farms in Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania, but also in wildlife in Poland.
Grégory case: Murielle Bolle’s 1984 custody cancelled
However, the Paris Court of Appeal upheld the young woman’s accusations against her brother-in-law, Bernard Laroche, made before the gendarmes and before Judge Lambert.
The Pencils of Justice are exhibited in Haute-Vienne
Exhibition open from 9 January to 17 April 2020 from Monday to Friday from 9am to 12pm and from 2pm to 5.30pm. Saint- Just Le Martel (87590 ) Admission 3 €.
What Europe has in store for us in 2020
From Brexit to the rights of rail and air passengers and the 15 years of the ECC-Net network, the European Consumer Centre France offers you an overview of new consumer products in Europe in 2020.
Ghassem Soleimani: Serious consequences
The death of the Iranian general in Baghdad on the orders of Donald Trump will have significant consequences throughout the Middle East and far beyond.
Metz : death of a homeless man
A “homeless” man died on 31 December in the streets of Metz. The Moselle anti-poverty collective shouts out its anger.
Olive oil is the object of all trafficking.
Fraud is comparable to that of cocaine, with its falsified products, spectacular thefts, and mafia-like activities.
Since when does the year start on January 1st?
Since the 16th century, shortly before the adoption of the Gregorian calendar on Friday, October 15, 1582. It was the day after Thursday, October 4, 1582. Explanations.
Genetic testing : a great gift or an embarrassing Christmas present?
Millions of Europeans have already ordered or even offered a DNA test to someone close to them in order to discover their ethnic origins, find a family member or find out about their predisposition to certain genetic diseases. But it is not without risks.