By Luc Gochel Journalist in La Meuse | Published on 3/9/2021 5:34 AM–– An Airbus A-340 freighter made the Liège-New York round trip twice on Saturday January 9, to deliver some 160,000 bottles of Cognac and French spirits to a large American customer in the space of 24 hours. History to avoid a 25% tax … Read more
There are two more exits from the office of non-registered deputy Joacine Katar Moreira: Silvania de Barros and Inês Beleza Barreiros were anddismissed from office on 23 February, according to a dispatch published this Wednesday in Diário da República. The two exits take place after Joacine Katar Moreira’s chief of staff has also left office … Read more
The Alpine A521 presentation conference was an opportunity to specify the roles of each in the new organization chart. Present during Renault F1 Team’s time as Executive Director of the chassis department, Marcin Budkwoski was confirmed in this role with Alpine F1 Team in 2021. The Polish engineer will work on “The technical and operational … Read more
Krzysztof Pomian, with the book cover. Credits: Francesca Mantovani, Gallimard. We are on December 15, 1471 in Rome. On a medieval Capitol, which will be completely remodeled four generations later by Michelangelo, the Palais des Conservateurs welcomes a pontifical donation. No petit fours to celebrate the event. Elected four months earlier, Sixtus IV has however … Read more
Camille Kouchner, who denounced the sexual assault on her twin committed according to her by their stepfather Olivier Duhamel, said Monday, February 15, 2021 “Amazed” by the many cases that emerged from his book The Big Family. “I’m amazed, in fact, of what is happening”, she said on the show Daily sure TMC. “I am … Read more
Photo Martin Chamberland, La Presse Author Marc Levy publishes his 19e roman, A girl like her, whose plot takes place in a charming old-fashioned building in Greenwich Village. – Nathalie CollardTHE PRESS Posted on June 7, 2018 at 2:47 p.m. Updated at 14:47 – – – Just in time for the holidays, Marc Levy publishes … Read more
Three portuenses have been the winners of the raffle that the Department of Culture launched at the beginning of Christmas to promote the bookstores from the city. The Councilor for Culture, Lola fields, was in charge of delivering to them yesterday, at the Pedro Muñoz Seca Theater, the batches of books composed of works by … Read more
Posted on Wednesday, December 23, 2020 at 1:56 p.m. By Marcello Coda — “I read it in their eyes”, a book which brings together testimonies, sometimes harsh, of the situations experienced by the staff of the Ambroise Paré hospital during the first wave of the virus. The Ambroise Paré CHU was one of the most … Read more
Au Chante Sloubi… the expression may mean nothing to you, but for an entire community, it is a rallying cry. ” It’s a nod to the Kaamelott series. In one episode, they play a completely absurd game called Sloubi. And since I’m a fan of the show, I thought it would be a great name … Read more
<!– Through Aurélie Urbain | Posted on 12/2/2020 5:33 AM–– If 2020 is far from being the best of years for the reasons we know, it is a year rich in inspiration for Hélène Drummond, Montoise of expatriate origin in New York. She started writing and six months after the publication of her first novel, … Read more