The biases: Sarkozy already vaccinated, the salutary virus of Renault, Air France and Danone, and Daesh in Iraq

At 66, former President Nicolas Sarkozy received his first injection against Covid-19 last January. His cabinet did not deny. The information sparked a controversy on social networks, but no reaction within the political class. He would have been vaccinated on medical prescription. For Jean-Michel Apathie, all the demonstrations that there have been since yesterday show these forms of jealousy, this kind of favoritism that politicians would always enjoy. Since we have vaccines, shouldn’t we vaccinate people who are essential to the functioning of society?

Renault, Air France, Danone, these three large sanitation companies are encountering difficulties. They have been severely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Does this period of crisis not finally offer the opportunity to rethink the model of these companies? For Pascal Perri, this virus may be beneficial. This is an opportunity to re-examine the model of each of these three companies.

Not only has Daesh not disappeared in Iraq, but it is even taking advantage of the economic and social chaos in the country today to continue sowing terror. Just because the Islamic State no longer has a territory with borders that it no longer exists. According to Anne Nivat, Daesh is capable of organizing a heavy attack, racketeering, kidnapping, as in the worst hours of the Emirate. For her, the Islamic State never left.

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