What does December 4 say?

This Wednesday, December 4, the South Korean president proclaimed and then lifted martial law on the country, Paris Basketball has nine consecutive victories in the Euroleague for its first participation and Léna Situations now has a double of wax.

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This Wednesday, December 4, South Korea experienced six hours of martial law. During his television announcement this Tuesday evening, President Yoon Suk Yeol targeted “North Korean threats” and the main opposition party, which has a majority in the National Assembly. Despite the closure of Parliament, deputies managed to enter the National Assembly to vote for a repeal of martial law. Faced with pressure from demonstrators in the streets of Seoul, the president finally lifted his measure, and now faces a motion for impeachment.

With nine consecutive victories in the Euroleague, Paris Basketball now holds a record for a French club in this competition. The Parisians beat Maccabi Tel Aviv in Serbia this Tuesday evening and are first in the standings for their first participation.

She is the first woman from the internet world to enter the Grévin Museum: Léna Situations inaugurated her wax statue, visible at the museum from this Wednesday, two years after Sueezie. As she explained during her speech, the influencer sees this statue as recognition of her profession.

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