Sunday, April 21, 2013

Lawn Paris: Delanoë persists signe

Bertrand Delanoë, who presented the bill for damage caused by trampling lawns at the "Protest for All" Sunday, January 13, to clarify its intentions in a statement Wednesday, January 16.

Sa approach has indeed angered protesters, determined to exonerate € 100,000 claimed by the City of Paris. "It is with astonishment that I discovered the controversy heard by the right to compensation for damage to the lawn of Champ-de-Mars on January 13 by demonstrators opposed to marriage for all," said the mayor, who advance several arguments for its défense.

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Il have warned from the outset prefecture police and organizers "the lawns of the Champs-de-Mars, which are being refurbished during the winter, would not support such a rush." This, according to the mayor of Paris, has not missed: "The City departments are aware of Monday morning the extent of damage, with both work full again and downtime lawns to extend until June, usually in April against. "

Pour to silence the suspicions of political maneuvering on the part of an elected PS who does not hide his homosexuality, Bertrand Delanoë observes that his action is not exceptional: "I do so merely applying the rules have always prevailed. (...) This was the case for example when Johnny Hallyday concert in 2009 or 2011 SOS Racism. "

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Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Washington explores the legal basis for assistance to France Mali

ROME (Reuters) - The United States is taking "very seriously" the military intervention of France and Mali to examine the legal requirements for a possible U.S. assistance, said the Secretary of Defense, mercredi.

Leon Panetta, who was in Rome as part of a week-long tour in Europe, said that Washington has already provided information to the French forces under Operation Serval.

"The administration takes this very seriously and we actually looked at the different areas in which assistance could be provided," said Panetta. "I am confident that we can provide assistance" .

Asked about the time taken to reach such a decision, Panetta said that the U.S. government wanted to determine what kind of help the French army needed and to ensure "have the legal authority" to provide this assistance.

Panetta has discussed the issue with his Malian counterpart Giampaolo di Paola Italian and other Italian leaders, mercredi.

"I think it is no doubt that everyone agrees that we need to provide the necessary assistance to support the efforts of the French," said Panetta, indicating that the intervention in Mali supported by the United Nations must be considered an "international effort" .

Mali crisis has entered a new dimension Wednesday with the kidnapping of 41 Westerners by a splinter group of AQIM from a gas exploration in the south-eastern Algeria .

Washington confirmed that many Americans are among the hostages, without specifying their nombre.

Cities by Mauritanian media, the attackers say hold 41 foreigners, including seven Americans, on this field jointly operated by the British company BP, Statoil and Algerian Sonatrach.

"Beyond the confirmation of the fact that Americans are among the hostages, I ask you to respect our decision not to provide further details to the extent that we try to ensure the safety of these people," said the door Speaker of the State Department, Victoria Nuland.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke by telephone with Prime Minister Algerian Abdelmalek Sellal, as well as the U.S. ambassador Algérie.

U.S. officials have also established contacts with the security services BP.

Leon Panetta for his part said that "the United States will take all necessary and appropriate measures to deal with this situation" .

David Alexander; Pierre Serisier for service français

Monday, April 15, 2013

Football homecoming for Joe Cole, West Ham

LONDRES (Reuters) - Former England international midfielder Joe Cole will leave Liverpool to return to his former club, West Ham, the club announced Friday londonien.

"This is a great transfer for me (...) back here brings back many memories of the land where I learned to play," said Joe Cole. "This is where I learned my trade," said the 31-year-old, who is engaged for 18 mois.

Formed in West Ham, Joe Cole made his first team debut at age 17 in 1999, leaving four years later, when the Hammers were relegated to the second division.

Transferred to Chelsea, he was a regular holder of Jose Mourinho and artisans under the Blues in 2005, before injuries to the repetition of terrains.

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arrived in Liverpool in 2010 to revive, Joe Cole has never managed to impose itself on the banks of the Mersey, even if its loan to Lille last season, seemed to be back on rails.

"I still had 18 months contract in Liverpool where I did not play much football and (coach of West Ham) Sam (Allardyce) wants me to play," said Joe Cole.

Martyn Herman; Olivier Guillemain for the French service, edited by Gregory Blachier

Saturday, April 13, 2013

SODA: Kev Adams dominates again TNT

Ce Saturday, December 29, after airing a special edition of SODA primetime yesterday, proposed a new dose W9 Series in access. The?? Occasion, once more, s?? Impose largely deal with all the chains of TNT.

Entre 7:10 p.m. ET 19.45, nearly 900,000 viewers were connected to the adventures?? Adam, his family and friends, or 4.6% of the audience to its small screen. Just before 7:10 p.m. 5:55 p.m. ET between, they were already close to 500 000 to rediscover the delirious young teen played by Kev Adams, for a market share of between 3.1% and 3.4% .

Et if young comedian aficionados are not met, W9 offer this Sunday, December 30th SODA in a new session and access prime time!

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Thursday, April 11, 2013

European stock markets rose slightly in ouverture

PARIS (Reuters) - The main European stock markets opened slightly higher then stabilized Friday, thanks to the publication of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which confirms that the Chinese second largest economy is well on the way to reprise.

Twenty minutes after the opening, the CAC 40 gained 0.12% (4.37 points) to 3748.48 points. In Frankfurt, the Dax took 0.06% and London's FTSE advanced 0.15%. The pan-European index STOXX 50 0.11% progressed .

growth of China in the fourth quarter of 2012 reached 7.9% annual rate, putting a halt to seven consecutive quarters of ralentissement.

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macroeconomic statistics follows two American-one on the job, other real estate-who suggested the same thrill of the activity within the first economic power. These data covered the day Wall Street to highest since December session 2007.

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ASML, which won 7.39% Thursday after the fourth quarter of world's leading supplier for semiconductors continues its momentum in early trade, with the highest increase (2.95%) of the 'Euro Stoxx 50.

The technology sector as a whole rose in Europe (0.70%), despite the fact that Intel announced Thursday a forecast of sales slightly below expectations for the quarter, while promising improved its gross margin, amid declining sales of computers and transition to tablets and smartphones.

The other sector is the sharp rise in raw materials (0.55%) responding positively to the latest data macro-économiques.

On the foreign exchange market, the yen fell to a two-year low against the dollar and a half to approach the meeting of the BoJ. The last review on 21 and 22 January the possibility of short-term rates to zero and unlimited purchases of assets until inflation rises to 2%, sources said Friday aware of the situation.< / p>

Oil prices fell slightly in the early morning, under the influence of profit arising after strong gains the previous day because of the hostage crisis at the complex of gas in Tigantourine Algérie.

U.S. statistics weigh on German Bunds, the assets deemed safer is always neglected when optimism is about the prospects allemandes.

German bonds-whose decline is unlikely to be imposed because of the uncertainties on the budget ceiling in the United States-have also suffered from the successful week by Rome and Madrid emission securities dette.

Benoit Van Overstraeten for the French service, edited by Wilfrid Exbrayat

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Sarkozy threatened by an investigation of the file margin Karachi

PARIS (Reuters) - Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is under threat of an indictment in a judicial investigation of the case outside Karachi for "violating the secrecy of the investigation," The Monde.

said Thursday

The newspaper said on its website that three judges of the court of Paris were seized last November of a complaint filed against the former head of state June 18, 2012 by counsel for several families victims of the attack in Karachi (2002), Mr. Olivier Morice, for "violating the secrecy of investigation and instruction," and "breach of confidentiality" .

The complaint also seeks former communication adviser of Nicolas Sarkozy at the Elysee Palace, Franck Louvrier and former Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux.

It followed a statement issued by the Presidency of the Republic, 22 September 2011, while newspaper articles evoked the possible involvement of Nicolas Sarkozy in the financial aspect of the Karachi affair, says The Monde.< / p>

"With regard to the case known as Karachi, the name of the head of state does not appear in any of the facts of the case. He was quoted by any witness or actor of this file (...) . It appears in the pleadings, "could be read in the communiqué.

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