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Worried about the future, caregivers are mobilizing this Tuesday

Caregivers are unhappy.

In the midst of an emergency crisis and a few days before the legislative elections, nine unions and hospital collectives are organizing a day of mobilization on Tuesday, to demand wage and staff increases.

For this first day of action of Macron's second five-year term, the CGT and its allies have planned rallies in at least fifty cities.

In Paris, the demonstrators are expected in front of the Ministry of Health from 1:30 p.m.

Other actions are announced, often in front of hospitals, in Grenoble, Marseille, Nantes and Toulouse, but also in smaller localities such as Aurillac, Epernay or Cherbourg, where Emmanuel Macron came last week to announce a "flash mission" on emergency services.

Boris Johnson saves his job by winning a vote of no confidence

Boris Johnson will be able to continue to live at 10 Downing Street.

After months of scandal, the British Prime Minister saved his post Monday evening by winning a vote of no confidence from his majority, which however dealt a severe blow to his authority.

Two and a half years after his triumphant victory at the polls, the increasingly contested 57-year-old leader remains bogged down in the “partygate” affair, the very drunken parties organized in Downing Street during the confinements.

Above all, Monday's vote showed the deep divisions within the Conservative Party.

Of the 359 Conservative MPs who voted, 211 voted in favor of the Prime Minister, against 148 who refused him their confidence: a considerable group of rebels likely to paralyze government action.

Washington thinks Moscow is 'stealing' Ukrainian wheat 'to sell'

The war in Ukraine is also being played out over cereals.

The head of the American diplomacy Antony Blinken considered Monday “credible” the information of the

New York Times

according to which Russia “steals” the exports of Ukrainian cereals, blocked because of the conflict, “to sell them for its own profit”.

"It's all deliberate," he told a virtual conference on food insecurity, accusing Vladimir Putin of "blackmail" to get international sanctions lifted against the invasion of Ukraine.

The Ukrainian ambassador in Ankara had also accused Russia on Friday of "stealing" and exporting Ukrainian cereals, in particular to Turkey.

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