In Guyana, Jean Castex mobilizes against the Covid

2020-07-13T10:34:13.727Z

Faced with a rampant epidemic, the Prime Minister called for the "full mobilization" of the state.Special envoy to Guyana " I thought it was related to my coming, but no!" , quips the new occupant of Matignon before the elected officials, the prefect and the local officials assigned to the management of the health crisis. In Cayenne, the capital of Guyana, a curfew has forced the population not to go out during the weekend for two months and only after 5 p.m. on weekdays. The main shops are ...

Special envoy to Guyana

" I thought it was related to my coming, but no!" , quips the new occupant of Matignon before the elected officials, the prefect and the local officials assigned to the management of the health crisis.

In Cayenne, the capital of Guyana, a curfew has forced the population not to go out during the weekend for two months and only after 5 p.m. on weekdays. The main shops are closed, some districts are still confined. "And how did the Guyanese and Guyanese experience this confinement? The curfew is supported, how does it go? ” , questions the new prime minister in the interministerial crisis center of Guyana, the local equivalent of the metropolitan unit located at Place Beauvau.

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A white surgical mask on his face, Jean Castex is showing his suit for the first time overseas, for an institutional trip at just eight hours' charge devoted to the Covid-19 epidemic.