If the health crisis spares no one, its social consequences obviously hit the underprivileged or modest backgrounds more severely.

Liberation

RSA registration requests on the rise, influx of people claiming food aid, unpaid rents: when they have not already gone red, the lights are bright orange at best.

More sick, more precarious, the Covid cuts the poor

The epidemiological situation has taken a more than worrying turn in certain regions of France.

When many people live in small apartments, it is obvious that it spreads quickly.

And those in a tight economic situation are not necessarily going to stop working because otherwise they will lose too much money.

certain professions called

in the context of the epidemic have high rates of overcrowding in their homes: cleaning staff, home help ... And double trouble, these professions were also more strongly exposed to the virus because they use public transport more often than executives to get to their workplace.

La Croix

They are asking for military medical reinforcements.

The hospitals of the department will not be able to cope alone with the influx of patients

 All age groups are concerned, especially those over 70, who risk serious forms of Covid-19.

And therefore to be hospitalized in the coming days.

 the virus circulates more in high density areas

precarious populations with large families who sometimes live in cramped housing

most of the clusters are found in universities or at workplaces

to place the responsibility on people who are immigrants or in of poverty.

Le Monde

The health crisis and its devastating economic consequences with its share of social plans, should occupy a good part of the discussions.

The abandonment of the reforms of unemployment insurance and pensions.

Les Échos

A rich social agenda, perhaps too rich, with seventeen themes… Given the health and economic situation, the mountain risks giving birth to a mouse.

Paris recalled its ambassador to Ankara after Recep Tayyip Erdogan questioned the mental health of Emmanuel Macron.

The Turkish president was reacting to the words of his French counterpart who had promised that France would continue to defend the cartoons of Mohammed.

Le Figaro

Since he came to power, Emmanuel Macron has been worried about the entryism of Turkish religious Islam in France among Muslim communities.

Turkey controls half of the 300 imams seconded from foreign countries and is seeking to establish Turkish schools in France.

The president's initiatives against political Islam have fueled the anger of the Turkish president,

Le Figaro

Fighting against radical Islamism and its political project is more than ever an absolute priority

La Charente Libre

This fight cannot be waged without the French Muslims themselves being associated with it.

The emotion shown after the Conflans attack tends to show that they are ready for it