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What will our daily life look like in the coming weeks?
This distressing question must be decided today by the executive, which must announce
whether the deconfinement will take place as planned on December 15
or whether the brake pedal must be crushed on the relaxation of restrictions, fifteen days before Christmas.
Who for the planned reopening of cultural venues?
Who's curfew time?
What about the disappearance of the certificate?
Jean Castex will announce these arbitrations at 6 p.m.
The executive is under very high pressure while a third wave is already announced as inevitable, and that distrust of vaccination does not fall in France.
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The government does not have the right to make mistakes, however, after the failed tests and especially the
shortage of masks
, which the commission of inquiry also recalled to our fond memories this morning by
pointing to the direct responsibility
of the current Director General of Health Jérôme Salomon.
Abroad, the situation is hardly more encouraging
, with a rise in infections "worrying" in Germany, and more than 3,000 deaths and 220,000 new infections in the United States over the last 24 hours.
What to also remember
The Gafa are fined.
The CNIL, internet regulator in France announced this morning that it had imposed fines of respectively 100 million and 35 million euros on Google and Amazon for non-compliance with the legislation on cookies, advertising trackers.
They are notably accused of having placed advertising tracers on the Internet user's computer "without his consent".
Brexit: the EU is preparing for a no-deal.
The European Union published in the morning a battery of emergency measures in the areas of fisheries, aviation safety as well as road and air transport, in the event that it fails to reach a post-Brexit trade deal with the United Kingdom in the coming hours.
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the EC, had dinner with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson last night, but no common ground could be found.
As a reminder, any agreement must be ratified by the parliaments of both parties before the end of the year ...
Paolo Rossi.
Less than two weeks after the death of Argentine legend Diego Maradona, who won the 1986 World Cup, Italian footballer Paolo Rossi, hero of the previous World Cup, has died at the age of 64.
"Pablito", best player and scorer at the 1982 World Cup, the third won by Italy, won the Ballon d'Or that year.
The unexpected image
Is it a costly success or an encouraging failure?
It's hard to get an idea from the incredible images of the first altitude test flight operated last night by Space X's future giant Starship rocket.
We see the prototype, candidate for a trip to the Moon or to Mars, take off correctly, gradually rising in altitude and in a straight trajectory, then one of the three engines goes out, before the second, then the third: the rocket then begins to return to the ground, taking the expected prone position, but, and the technical feat is significant, the engines are re-ignited at the last moment in order to put it back straight, in the landing position, and to slow its fall .
It does indeed arrive on its landing point but the second it hits the ground, the machine literally explodes on the ground.
“Mars, here we are!
Elon Musk tweeted, who blamed the crash on too high an arrival speed.