More Health Pass protests?
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JEK
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JEK
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The ARS director states 85% of hospital personnel and 92% of Ehpad personnel are vaccinated. She doesn’t provide numbers for practitioners outside of those settings.
Toutefois, la directrice de l’Agence régionale de santé affiche sa sérénité. “Les taux de vaccination au sein de l’hôpital et de l’Ehpad sont de 85% et 92%, précise-t-elle. Par conséquent, les non vaccinés sont à la marge.”
https://www.journaldesaintbarth.com...e-sur-la-methode-nationale--202109232044.html
Toutefois, la directrice de l’Agence régionale de santé affiche sa sérénité. “Les taux de vaccination au sein de l’hôpital et de l’Ehpad sont de 85% et 92%, précise-t-elle. Par conséquent, les non vaccinés sont à la marge.”
https://www.journaldesaintbarth.com...e-sur-la-methode-nationale--202109232044.html
JEK
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Today’s Le Journal:
A demonstration that did not gather
On Saturday October 2, just over 20 people marched in the streets of GustavIa. A demonstration organized, like the three previous Saturdays, to protest against the health pass and the vaccination requirement. This Saturday, October 2, the attendance was therefore much less than at previous gatherings. More than 300 people walked through Gustavia, from the fish market to the forecourt of the Collectivity on Saturday, September 18 (JSB1439). A week later, on Saturday 25, there were a hundred participants in a predinner protest on the forecourt of the captainerie (JSB1440). Only the most motivated and convinced, it seems, took part in the march of October 2 which led them from the fish market to the sub-prefecture. For now, no movement has been announced for this weekend
A demonstration that did not gather
On Saturday October 2, just over 20 people marched in the streets of GustavIa. A demonstration organized, like the three previous Saturdays, to protest against the health pass and the vaccination requirement. This Saturday, October 2, the attendance was therefore much less than at previous gatherings. More than 300 people walked through Gustavia, from the fish market to the forecourt of the Collectivity on Saturday, September 18 (JSB1439). A week later, on Saturday 25, there were a hundred participants in a predinner protest on the forecourt of the captainerie (JSB1440). Only the most motivated and convinced, it seems, took part in the march of October 2 which led them from the fish market to the sub-prefecture. For now, no movement has been announced for this weekend
cassidain
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Some of those in opposition to the mandates and pass sanitaire have made their views known publicly.
We have no data of which I’m aware to suggest that they’ve changed their point of view.
cassidain
Senior Insider
Martinique and Guadeloupe are literally on fire over pass sanitaire and vaccine mandates. Macron considering giving those islands more administrative freedom.
Doubt this will go unnoticed by wily shérif.
At any rate, best I can tell from reports, enforcement on Saint-Barth full of holes.
À suivre…
Izzy
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Two recent analyses in Le Figaro regarding the situation on these other islands may interest some. John’s translation tip for websites works for those who don’t want to test their French reading skills.
Émeutes aux Antilles: quelle est l'origine des revendications en Guadeloupe et Martinique? (Riots in the West Indies: what is the origin of the demands in Guadeloupe and Martinique?)
Laurent Chalard: «La Guadeloupe ne peut compter que sur l'emploi public et le tourisme» (Laurent Chalard: "Guadeloupe can only count on public employment and tourism)"
cassidain
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https://thehill.com/policy/internat...der-autonomy-for-caribbean-island-amid-unrest
here’s one with no translation needed.
here’s one with no translation needed.
cassidain
Senior Insider
https://www.varmatin.com/faits-de-s...tmA7nKDENWWDTGXsZFI69M19aI#Echobox=1638109366
and another where some will need translation help
and another where some will need translation help
