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Caresses or kisses by surprise, attempted forced fellatio: three women testify against Nicolas Hulot for acts which would have taken place between 1989 and 2001, prescribed, in a report broadcast Thursday evening by Correspondent, accusations that the environmental activist formally denies. In a 62-minute report, the France 2 program gives a voice to these women, two of whom, Sylvia and Cécile, speak with their faces uncovered. The third, anonymous, said to be a former collaborator. The televised investigation also includes the testimony of environmental activist Claire Nouvian and returns to the rape complaint filed in 2008 by Pascale Mitterrand, granddaughter of the former president, dismissed because the facts were prescribed.
After Guadeloupe, Martinique. The prefect of Martinique instituted Thursday a curfew “from 7 pm to 5 am until the return to calm” to deal with “nocturnal urban violence” since Monday, he announced in a statement. “Groups of individuals have committed degradation and installed roadblocks”, and “acts of violence have taken place against the security forces”, argues the prefect who adds that “11 people” were arrested and ” several weapons ”seized.
In addition, the government is considering an “individual solution” for nursing staff and firefighters in Guadeloupe to be suspended because they are reluctant to compulsory vaccination At the end of a videoconference meeting with the Minister of Overseas Sébastien Lecornu, the president of the association of mayors of Guadeloupe Jocelyn Sapotille argued that the suspension of the vaccination obligation “initially refused, today (was) studied” by the government.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called on French President Emmanuel Macron to take back migrants arriving in England from France, in the aftermath of a shipwreck in the English Channel that saw 27 people lose their lives. “I propose that we put in place a bilateral readmission agreement to allow the return of all illegal migrants crossing the Channel,” detailed the British leader in a letter to his counterpart, posted on Twitter.