On October 28, Emmanuel Macron announced to the French a confinement for a period of four weeks (at least), to face the second wave of the Covid-19 epidemic.
Four weeks later, the Head of State made a first progress report in a new televised address.
And the "28" will be another date to mark with a milestone, then it is on this November day that the easing of restrictions will begin.
Emmanuel Macron thus announced the reopening from next Saturday of so-called “non-essential” shops, until 9 pm.
Bars and restaurants, however, will have to be patient until next year.
They could reopen from January 20, if the sanitary conditions are met.
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Cultural venues will also remain closed, at least until December 15.
But the services will be able to resume.
The travel certificate will remain compulsory.
However, as regards outings for walks or physical exercise, from this weekend we will be able to go up to 20 km from our home for 3 hours.
Will there be a Christmas curfew?
No, and it will be one of the rare exceptions with the New Year's Eve.
Emmanuel Macron has indeed announced the establishment of a curfew from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m., starting on December 15.
Travel, telecommuting, vacations, curfews, vaccination campaign, Christmas shopping… In the light of these new presidential announcements, are you bothered by practical questions?
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