Friday, September 20

Five infos in the retro: Soldiers killed in Mali, rave in Brittany and vaccination too slow


Depuis le réveillon, 2.500 personnes bravaient toutes les règles sanitaires dans une rave-party.

Since New Years Eve, 2. 500 people defied all sanitary rules at a rave party. – JEAN-FRANCOIS MONIER / AFP

If you are single, you know that. It’s love sunday today, and most of your bandwidth will go to your dating app. But keep a little bit for our recap of the weekend news, it will allow you to have things to say on your first “date” …

1. Lieuron’s rave hits the headlines

“We knew it was against the rules, but we wanted to do it regardless of the consequences. If it was to be done, we would do it again. “The day after the evacuation of the rave party which brought together about 2. 500 people in Lieuron (Ille-et- Vilaine) from Thursday evening to Saturday morning , one of the organizers of the party expressed his lack of regrets. In an interview with Ouest-France , this driver from Rennes also claimed that prevention stands had been set up to distribute masks and hydroalcoholic gel to participants. One of the alleged organizers, in police custody, will be brought to the prosecution on Monday. The Minister of the Interior announced that 1. 200 verbalizations related to health restrictions have also been drawn up.

more info: This weekend, another walkabout drew the wrath of Internet users. A shopping center in Moselle, where the epidemic is wreaking havoc, created the event by inviting the new Miss France to a public presentation. A presentation that attracted far too many curious …

2. Vaccination, too slow?

Do we vaccinate quickly enough in our country? This is the question asked this weekend several politicians , like Jordan Bardella, who considers that France is “the laughing stock of the world” for the slowness of its vaccination campaign. According to the Journal du Dimanche , Emmanuel Macron would have also annoyed at the current pace of the vaccination campaign. “We are on a family walk, and it is not up to the time, or the French,” he would have been alarmed. For their part, the regional health agencies have identified the establishments that will implement the information, consultation and consent collection protocol as of Monday before passing to the first injections by the end of the week.

More info: Social networks have caught a new virus these last days: vaxxies, a not so surprising trend, that we present to you here.

3. Two soldiers killed in Mali

The French army again in mourning… Sergeant Yvonne Huynh and Brigadier Loïc Risser

were killed on Saturday , during a mission in Mali . Five days earlier, three other soldiers had also died in the Sahel, bringing to 26 the number of French soldiers killed in the Sahel since the start of the French intervention in 2013.

“The motivation, the pugnacity and the selflessness of the French soldiers remain intact in the face of the groups which sow terror and chaos”, specified Florence Parly, Minister of the Armed Forces , in the press release paying tribute to the “dead for France”. The withdrawal of French forces is not on the agenda.

France has lost two of its children. I pay tribute to the strength of the commitment of Sergeant Yvonne Huynh and Brigadier Loïc Risser, of the 2nd Hussar Regiment of Haguenau. They embody the honor and bravery of the Chamborant hussars. My thoughts are with their families. pic.twitter.com/59 r9oCXByh

– Florence Parly (@florence_parly)

January 2, 2013

4. Video of the day: Pochettino made official

PSG had Beckham, Posh’s husband. It now has “Pocket”. Mauricio Pochettino, the former club captain officially became his trainer this weekend, replacing Thomas Tuchel. If you don’t know the “Sheriff” yet, we have prepared his video portrait for you:

5 . And the groundhog, she puts America at her feet

There it is, the beautiful story of the end of the year. For five years, the marmots of France 3 have played ungrateful roles for the channel’s self-promotion sketches in relative anonymity. And a tweet was enough for their fate to change. To understand how Jamie, 57 years, has propelled rodents to the front of the stage, you will be enough Une marmotte commune à l'entraînement to click here. Or look at this photo, because, frankly, it says it all:

Une marmotte commune à l'entraînement
A common groundhog in training – France 3 screenshot

That’s all for today. We will meet tomorrow in paper version and continuously on our digital media. Happy New Year everyone !