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The mobilization of the agricultural world does not weaken. Tuesday, with his general policy speech, Gabriel Attal did not convince the farmers to put an end to their movement. However, recalling that the agricultural crisis would not be resolved “in a few days”, the Prime Minister said he was ready to “go further”, promising for example that European aid from the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) would be paid ” by March 15.” But, on the ground, road blockages by farmers persist, particularly around Paris, Rungis and Lyon.
For some environmental NGOs, the appreciation given to Gabriel Attal for his great oral presentation can be summed up in three words: must do better. According to the first to react, the Prime Minister “completely missed the subject of ecological planning” in his general policy speech on Tuesday, without “any reference to fossil fuels” and with too much “insistence” on nuclear power. “How can we talk about popular ecology without mentioning the rise in energy prices and the stagnation in the amount of the energy check or even access to the train and the “rail pass” which is nevertheless expected? », lamented Anne Bringault, program director of the Climate Action Network. At Greenpeace, the criticism is also strong: “Gabriel Attal adheres to the blind faith of Emmanuel Macron and his successive governments in nuclear power, even though the latter is losing a little more ground in the world every day in the face of renewable energies and records exorbitant inflation of its financial costs.”
The PSG players brought their fans to life on Tuesday evening a breathtaking scenario with the best possible ending. Trailing for fifty minutes, eliminated in four minutes, the Parisiennes have their qualification for the quarter-finals of the Champions League in their pocket, by snatching a draw in Munich (2-2). Sandy Baltimore’s victorious strike from the edge of the area, with only two minutes left to play on the pitch at the Bayern Munich Campus, allowed Jocelyn Prêcheur’s players to move back to the top of a group at the last minute. very tight, with 10 points, ahead of Ajax Amsterdam, also 10 points, who won at home against AS Roma. Thanks to their advantage in the direct confrontations against Ajax, the Parisiennes ensure top seed status in a week for the draw for the quarter-finals.