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Two people were wounded with knives this Friday morning in Paris (eleventh), near the former premises of Charlie-Hebdo (and not four as initially announced).
The two victims are hospitalized in "absolute urgency" without their vital prognosis being engaged.
The author of the attack fled in the metro but was arrested in the middle of the day in the Bastille district.
A vast security device was deployed in the neighborhood following the attack as well as for a suspicious package.
After analysis, it did not contain explosives, according to the prefecture.
The BRI was mobilized and dozens of police officers deployed around rue Nicolas Appert.
Thousands of students were confined to three districts in the center of the capital (3rd, 4th and 11th).
A crisis unit has been deployed at the Ministry of the Interior, around Gérald Darmanin and Prime Minister Jean Castex.
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While the government is toughening health measures in the face of the rebound of the coronavirus epidemic, Professor Didier Raoult refutes the official figures which justify the turn of the screw imposed on the Marseille metropolis, including the closure of bars and restaurants.
In an email that Le Parisien was able to consult, sent to government officials and doctors, the controversial microbiologist says that "the decline continues".
To do this, it relies on screening data from its University Hospital Institute (IHU).
During the day, the Minister of Health Olivier Véran goes to Marseille, where he must visit the intensive care unit of the hospital of Timone.
Several hundred local restaurateurs and cafetiers, supported by elected officials from all sides, gathered Friday morning in front of the Commercial Court to express their anger at the closure measures decided without consultation.
On June 21, 2019, after suffering months of humiliation and abuse at her college in Herblay, an 11-year-old student, Evaëlle, ended her life.
On September 4, as Le Parisien revealed on Thursday evening, an examining magistrate indicted a teacher from this establishment for harassment of a minor.
This French teacher was placed under judicial supervision with a ban on teaching and compulsory psychological care.
A judicial investigation opened in November against several students and the teacher is still in progress.
A new consequence of the crisis in air transport and aeronautics, the French equipment manufacturer Latécoère plans to cut 475 jobs, or nearly a third of its workforce.
“The 40% drop in our main customers has resulted in an equivalent 40% drop in the group's activity.
This situation should continue next year, the return to pre-Covid-19 levels not being expected before 2025 ”, explains the group.
The case is causing a stir in Argentina.
During a parliamentary videoconference session, a deputy kissed the breast of his companion, sitting at her side facing the camera of her computer.
Juan Emilia Ameri, elected from the province of Salta, was suspended on Thursday.
“Throughout these months of teleworking, we have experienced different situations where one deputy fell asleep or another hid.
But today, we have experienced a situation which goes beyond the rules of decorum of this house ”, launched the President of Parliament, Sergio Massa.