Second wave, attack in Nice ... Beware of the week's intoxication

Candles in front of a church, in Nice, October 30, 2020 (illustration) -

You've probably seen them on a friend's Facebook wall or in a WhatsApp chat.

Because intoxes rub shoulders more and more with real news, writing 

 helps you sort out the true from the false.

1. Yes, Emmanuel Macron did say that France would be ready for a second wave of Covid-19

It was last July.

2. No, there were not 527 deaths from the coronavirus in a day

Contrary to what Emmanuel Macron said. 

3. Beware of these fake photos and videos of the attack in Nice

Many misleading images have circulated on social networks. 

4. Yes, these words of Jacques Chirac on freedom of expression are authentic

One of his quotes resurfaced on social networks. 

5. A supermarket robbed before confinement?

Watch out for this photo out of context

The cliché, viral, dates from last March. 

6. Watch out for this photo of crowds at Lyon Part-Dieu station

We take stock of this very shared image.

7. Paul Pogba who is leaving the Blues because of Macron's comments on Islam?

It's wrong

The player himself denied this false rumor. 

8. No, the police were not the source of the viral message on the new anti-Covid-19 restrictions

The chain was wrong. 

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