NEWS “20 Minutes” compiles for you the news you should not miss this morning in your Morning Information Bulletin (BIM)
< img class=”aligncenter” src=”https://thegaltimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/cest-lheure-du-bimnbsp-la-justice-en-strike-a-murderous-summer-in-france-and-the- jour-des-bleus-au-qatar-50ef944.jpg” alt=”It’s time for BIM: Justice on strike, a deadly summer in France and the day of the Blues in Qatar” />
Magistrates, lawyers and clerks demonstrating in Paris on December 15, 2021 (illustration). — Louise MERESSE/SIPA
You missed; the news from this early morning? We have concocted you a recap to help you see more clearly.
Magistrates, lawyers and clerks mobilized against “cut-price justice”
The actors of Justice will be in the street this Tuesday. Magistrates, lawyers and clerks are called upon to to mobilize, one year after a resounding platform which had spread out in broad daylight their “ suffering” at work. “Reality of the field, these are always overloaded hearings (…), deadlines beyond reason, unexplained judgments,” write 19 unions and organizations of magistrates, lawyers or integration advisers in a press release. common, calling for “remove all hearings” of the day. Gatherings must also take place during the day, especially at Paris before the judicial court at; noon.
SpF estimates at 10,420 excess deaths in France this summer
The summer of 2022 will remain synonymous with excess mortality. The summer period has indeed been marked by an excess of more than 10,000 deaths in France, partly linked to high temperatures, but also to Covid-19, according to an estimate published Monday evening by the health authorities . During the second summer the hottest since 1900, there were 10,420 excess deaths between June 1 and September 15. Some of these deaths are concentrated in the three heat wave episodes: 2,816 recorded over these periods alone. This is the “highest toll since 2003”, the year of the deadliest heat wave (15,000 dead), notes Sé France in a bulletin Heat and health.
Les Bleus are playing their first World Cup match on Tuesday
Only a few hours to go! expect. Tonight at; 8 p.m., the world champions will finally enter the competition in Qatar. Deprived of Karim Benzema and other executives, rejuvenated and without landmarks, France will put their world title on the line against Australia. At the Al Janoub stadium in Al Wakrah, a 40,000-seat setting emerging from the desert south of Doha, the Blues have a date with the history of the World Cup: to offer a third star to tricolor football and become the first selection to retain his world title from “King”Brazil” Pelé in 1962.