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Covid “surge” in the United States, breakup of deconfinement in Texas
The concern returns to the United States. While some people thought the country was going down, the latest figures on the coronavirus pandemic are not good. 6,000 new daily cases in California, 5,000 in Texas and Florida, but also 3,000 in Arizona and 2,000 in Georgia ... Dr Fauci insisted this week, this is not a second wave of coronavirus: the United States is not always not out of the first, which spreads especially to the south. The country as a whole returned to levels in late April with a record of more than 37,000 new infections on Thursday. Philippe Berry, 20 Minutes correspondent in the United States, takes stock of the situation
Orly reopens at least in (almost) general relief
Orly airport restarted the engines on Friday with the takeoff of its first flight after almost three months of lethargy under the blow of the blow inflicted on air transport by the coronavirus. A plane of the low cost company Transavia took off there at 6:25 am bound for Porto. Before launching it on the runway, the aircraft was watered by the airport's fire cannons during a so-called “water salute” ceremony.
Economic life around the site will therefore also be able to resume. All commercial flights departing from the capital will no longer be grouped together at Paris-Charles de Gaulle.
Liverpool officially champion of England
Liverpool will have to wait 30 years. But this time, it's good! The Reds officially became Premier league champions this Thursday evening, thanks to the defeat of Manchester City at Chelsea (2-1). A title celebrated with dignity by the supporters, in red, of course. However, nothing was simple. The coronavirus crisis even made one think for a moment that there would be no title this year. 2020 will therefore remain a special year for city football.
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