The extra steps taken to support economic activity in the face of the new lockdown in France will worsen the public debt, said the Minister of Economy, Bruno Le Maire, in an interview with the newspaper Le Parisien. Debt forecast rises The new confinement in
The National Assembly voted in the first reading, Wednesday, October 28th, the budget of National Education for the year 2021. Four hundred million euros will be released for teachers. Wednesday evening, the National Assembly voted in the first reading the National Education budget for 2021.
According to a survey conducted by the Order of Nurses from October 2nd to 7th, nearly 40% of French nurses want to change careers. “When will this stop?” Facing the second wave of the coronavirus epidemic, the Order of Nurses carried out a survey of
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), people who decide to withdraw from social life, for fear of the COVID-19 epidemic, could cause economic paralysis. “The analysis suggests that…” When asked why the global economic rebound is not happening given that the lockdown restrictions have
According to a study published on Monday, October 5th, cosmetics sales have experienced a significant decline on the French market in the first half of 2020, because of the health crisis. Results and forecasts of the cosmetics study The Astérès firm’s study was carried out
During his appearance on the broadcast Le Grand Jury on Sunday, September 27th, the Health Minister, Olivier Véran, spoke again about working from home in businesses, reminding that this way is still “encouraged”. “When employers do not play the game, the government must take its
“We don’t want to completely stop the economic, social and cultural life of the French people,” said the Health Minister, Olivier Véran, during an interview with the show Le Grand Jury on Sunday, September 27th. Tightening restrictions rather than another lockdown Facing the increase in
The Interior Minister, Gérald Darmanin, declared on Sunday, September 27th, that France is “at war against Islamist terrorism”. “We must win this war” During his visit to the Boulogne-Billancourt synagogue on Sunday, Gérald Darmanin told a handful of journalists: “We are at war against Islamist
As part of World Car Free Day on Tuesday, September 22nd, a survey conducted by the IFOP institute for the website Caroom revealed the wishes of the population living in large urban centres. Reduce the importance of the car in municipalities 1,031 people took part
The results of a poll by the BVA institute for RTL radio and Orange revealed that over one out of two French people, or 51%, have a bad opinion of the Prime Minister, Jean Castex. Increasingly unpopular A survey by the BVA Institute for RTL