Tag: Social issues
the investigating judge questioned about possible breaches
In an unexpected development for a trial, investigating judge Gwenola Journot was questioned at length, Friday, November 8, at the Mazan rape trial. The one who summarized 31 volumes of…
a job fair to promote the professional integration of refugees
In partnership with the UN refugee agency, the hiring platform Indeed and the Tent association organized a major job fair for the professional integration of refugees last Tuesday in Paris.…
the Minister of the Interior wants to impose the wearing of the veil on women and girls from the age of 9
The Minister of the Interior of the interim government in Tripoli sparked intense controversy during a press conference on Wednesday (November 6). Imad Trabelsi announced a series of measures aimed,…
Rodrigue Petitot, figurehead of the movement against the high cost of living, in Paris calls for demonstrations
Figure of the movement against the high cost of living in Martinique, Rodrigue Petitot, at the head of the Rally for the Protection of Afro-Caribbean Peoples and Resources (RPPRAC), arrived…
tense situation marked by new clashes with the police
In Mozambique, the situation remains tense after the results of the general elections and the announcement of the victory of the presidential camp. The election of Daniel Chapo, from the…
the left well on its way to returning to power
Uruguayans are called to the polls this Sunday, October 27 for general elections at the end of a campaign centered on insecurity and the question of pensions. Uruguayans elect their…
IMF welcomes President Milei’s economic policy
In Argentina, Javier Milei continues his chainsaw policy, as he himself calls it. To replenish the country’s coffers while reducing the public sector to its simplest expression, he now wants…
electricity restored to two thirds of homes in Guadeloupe
Electric power was restored on Saturday October 26 to two thirds of customers on the French island of Guadeloupe, almost 24 hours after a widespread outage which plunged the entire…
“Good governance” in Africa has stopped progressing, says Mo-Ibrahim Foundation report
The Mo-Ibrahim Foundation is releasing its 2023 report on “good governance” in Africa this Wednesday, October 23, and shows in this edition that progress in terms of governance is at…
an agreement in principle has been reached to end the strike at Boeing
In the United States, this may be the end of the strike at Boeing. An agreement in principle with management was announced on Saturday October 19 by the unions. If…