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The situation is improving after a rough evening, especially in Allier and Côte-d’Or. Météo-France lifted red vigilance on Tuesday evening, a rare measure that it had triggered in five departments in eastern France due to a violent episode of stormy “supercells” which caused material damage.
The false ceiling of a Carrefour City convenience store collapsed in Dijon without causing any injuries, and hail struck Côte-d’Or but also Allier, with hailstones the size of “a pétanque ball “. In the Haut-Rhin, 6,000 homes were deprived of electricity in the evening.
The Senate with a right-wing majority adopted at first reading on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday the bill “for full employment”, which must put in place a more directive follow-up of RSA recipients, by 250 votes “for” and 91 “against”. Carried by the Minister of Labor Olivier Dussopt, this bill will not be examined by the National Assembly until the fall.
It should give rise to the France Travail network, including Pôle emploi as the main operator, to better coordinate the actors of the public employment service. The executive is betting on this transformation to achieve full employment, i.e. an unemployment rate of around 5% in 2027 (against 7.1% currently), against the backdrop of the idea that “no one is unemployable”. .
The case around Alain Delon’s “lady-in-waiting”, Hiromi Rollin, continues, still before the courts. The daily The Parisian revealed on Tuesday that a 39-page note written by the lawyer for the mis en cause, Me Yassine Bouzrou, had been sent to the prosecutor of Montargis (Loiret).
In this document, Hiromi Rollin disputes the facts with which she is accused and returns the accusations against the actor’s children, Anouchka, Alain-Fabien and Anthony Delon. She notably refutes being Alain Delon’s “lady-in-waiting”, and claims to have been the artist’s companion since the 2000s.