subject to a positive opinion from the European Medicines Agency, expected for December 21, vaccinations against Covid-19 could start as early as the last week of December.

The boost

Le Parisien,

This boost is given so as not to leave the impression that France is falling behind compared to the United Kingdom and the United States, which have already started vaccination.

Germany, in the throes of a very violent peak in the epidemic, has already set up gymnasiums equipped for vaccination ready to open and is talking about a launch on December 27.

Le Parisien

the symbol is strong

not one but two vaccines,

The first against the virus.

The second against the viral skepticism of social networks, fueled for years by beliefs and misunderstandings.

a principle has become opposable to the medical act aimed at group immunity

: the particular opinion which is considered more important by some than a quest for the common benefit.

The smallest part of individual risk matters more than the collective insurance given by scientific protocols.

without a vaccine in this pandemic, we will not see the end.

[…] Between reacting and continuing to suffer, the French will have to choose.

Unless they prefer to let other infectious waves decide for them.

Les Échos

If haste is not a virtue, organization is one,"

.

The success or fiasco of the vaccination campaign will depend, as with masks, on our ability to secure our supplies and then to deliver the products efficiently.

So far, this has not been our strong point.

It only took one spark,"

- the self-immolation of a traveling merchant in Sidi Bouzid - to start a gigantic fire throughout the Arab world, from Tunisia to Bahrain via Libya, 'Egypt, Syria and Yemen.

Ten years later, not only is it still burning, but new foci ignite sporadically, from Algeria to Lebanon.

This fire,

Le Figaro, is that of popular aspirations for more democracy and decent living conditions - political, economic and social demands that have not been met anywhere.

In none of the countries of the Arab Spring, the elections, when they took place, did not produce a democratic regime entrusted to competent managers,

Le Figaro

.

Instead, the uprisings led to civil war, Islamism or the return of the military, sometimes all three.

In Tunisia, the bitter taste of the 10 years of the revolution

Tunisia between bitterness and resilience,

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Ten years after the self-immolation of the street vendor Mohamed Bouazizi and the outbreak of the Tunisian revolution, disillusionment is massive among the inhabitants of the city, where unemployment is still wreaking havoc,

.

Decline in public services, unemployed young people, nostalgia for a "strong state" ... If the political advances produced by the Arab Spring of 2011 are indisputable, living conditions remain very difficult for many Tunisians.

" 

Liberation points out, “

this year, Tunisians were the first nationality of origin of migrants who crossed the Mediterranean to illegally reach Europe, according to statistics dating from September.

This is perhaps the greatest failure of the revolution

: it no longer inspires dreams.