La Nupes united on retirements, winter sales and the return of the Golden Globes

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La Nupes displays a united front on pensions

With the pension reform, Elisabeth Borne has indirectly cemented the relationship between the Nupes partners.

The left has indeed presented Tuesday evening a united front to embark on the battle for pensions by holding a first meeting in Paris, with the Insoumis François Ruffin spearheading.

The deputy of the Somme, who cultivates his independence within LFI, was behind this raout organized by his newspaper

with the online magazine

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From the socialists to the France Insoumise via the ecologists, the whole of the left has already called to rally the first day of union mobilization against the reform, on January 19.

Start of the sales, in a context of high inflation

In recent months, consumers have been more accustomed to seeing prices increase on labels.

However, it will be different this Wednesday.

The sales period opens in effect to end on February 7th.

But, in a context of a reduction in the budgets of many households, it remains to be seen whether this will attract many customers to the stores.

Above all, the sales are far from being the only appointment to benefit from advantageous prices, since certain brands have started their private sales, promotions reserved for identified customers, from the day after Christmas.

It is besides all the ambivalence of this framed period, which loses importance each year vis-a-vis the competition of the private promotions.

“The Fabelmans”, Spielberg, “House of Dragon” crowned at the Golden Globes

It was Tuesday, the big return to television from the Golden Globes.

For the occasion, the ceremony notably acclaimed director Steven Spielberg, who was present in the room alongside many Hollywood heavyweights, despite the scandals that have tarnished the image of these awards.

The American filmmaker received the Golden Globes for best director for his very intimate

, which also won the award for best dramatic film.

He co-starred with the Irish tragicomedy

.

The film, which tells the abrupt end of a friendship on an imaginary island in the 1920s, won three Golden Globes, including that of best comedy but also best actor for Colin Farrell.

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