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France continues to restrict itself to the current. Electricity consumption is indeed falling again, with a decline of 7.4% last week compared to the average for previous years (2014-2019) in the same week, according to the latest data from the RTE network manager published on Tuesday evening. .
Over the past four weeks, the average structural decline has reached 8.7%. The pace of decline has slowed in the past week, however. RTE explains this in particular by a reduction in the potential for additional energy savings for individuals and companies in the tertiary sector.
This time there will be no arm wrestling around the Ocean Viking between Rome and Paris. Italy on Tuesday assigned this humanitarian ship of SOS Méditerranée a safe port to disembark the 113 people rescued in the Mediterranean during the first operation of the boat since its docking in France in November.
The ship took the direction of the port of Ravenna, said the NGO, while deploring the “four long days of navigation” necessary to get there. The migrants on board were rescued overnight from Monday to Tuesday in international waters. Among them are “23 women, some of whom are pregnant, around thirty unaccompanied minors and three babies, the youngest of whom is only three weeks old”, said SOS Méditerranée.
Ten days after the end of the World Cup, football fans will be able to relive again. Ligue 1 will indeed celebrate its return to a totally unusual period, with a 16th day scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, then a 17th day on January 1 and 2. Between difficulties in immersing yourself in this quasi-French Boxing Day and boycott of certain matches by groups, 20 minutes interviewed four supporters of different clubs to take the pulse on the risks of indigestion from football.