Summary today
- The main air traffic controllers union has lifted its strike notice for Thursday. But for the moment, three quarters of flights remain canceled to Orly and 55% to Roissy.
- Difficult landing for Casino group employees: a third of jobs risk being eliminated in Saint-Etienne, at the headquarters. There could be up to 3,200 job cuts.
- Down with the paperwork: Bruno Le Maire presented his new simplification plan this morning in Bercy.
- In the United States: what will the 61 billion dollars that the United States will release for Ukraine?
- The France of wild dumps : there are nearly 120 offenses per day in the country, waste trafficking is flourishing.
- A network of cemetery looters has just been dismantled in Alsace, they were stealing bronze statuettes.
- Cinema releases of the week.
The guests
- Claus Drexeldirector of the documentary “Les Vieux”.
- Marcelle Ernyprotagonist of the film.
The soap opera “A week in their lives”
“A Week in Their Lives” takes us along the Seine, to meet those whose daily lives will be significantly changed by the Paris Olympics.
Episode 3 – Sanitation barges
The Seine which will also be the scene of several Olympic events: open water swimming and triathlon. So one of the big challenges of these Olympics is to ensure that the river is clean enough to swim in. Among the means to achieve this: there is the connection of all barges to the sanitation network. And it is Sarah Bernard, from the interdepartmental regional directorate for the environment and transport, who is responsible for controlling these new installations Emma Sarango followed an inspection.
A report by Emma Sarango, produced by Stéphane Ronxin.
The chronicle: It’s France
The “It’s France” column, the 1:50 p.m. event that takes us on a trip to France.
Every day, a columnist comes to give us his take on France.
This Wednesday, Eric Fottorino from 1 Weekly tells us that Europe is less and less of a dream for the French.
It is a song
Today the guest of Frédéric Pommier is the writer David Diop.
