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45 years ago, Italy lived 55 days which remain like an open wound in its history and perhaps, beyond, in the European conscience. On March 16, 1978, the very day when the Communist Party was to vote, for the first time, for confidence in a government presided over by the Christian Democrat Giulio Andreotti, we … Read more

This is the conclusion of 27 days of hearings and debates spread over four months: The citizens’ convention on the end of life is delivering its work today. This convention is 184 citizens drawn by lot, whose mission was to answer ONE big question posed by the Prime Minister: “Should access to active assistance in … Read more

For Fabien Roussel, more than a big blur on the days to come after the forced passage on the pension reform, it is “the great chaos”: “I warned of the risk of social chaos in the country if the President of the Republic and the government were stubborn, remained inflexible and intransigent with regard to … Read more

A chocolate sausage. A veal tartare in the shape of Paris-Brest. A red fruit salad that looks like a beef tartare… In recent years, trompe-l’oeil dishes have been popular on social networks, especially pastries. Cédric Grolet, with his 7 million subscribers on Instagram, probably has a lot to do with it, unless he came to … Read more

Your glasses are full. The clue is this very elongated bottle, which is difficult not to notice in a blind tasting. Same shape as the pointed steeples that protrude from the landscape in this hilly region. The wines also stretch towards the sky, with the acidity of the grape variety. Who is he ? It’s … Read more

At the risk of being a bit reductive, we could let children’s cookbooks fall into 2 categories: -Books for children who are going to get their hands dirty, we address them in familiar terms, the recipes are easy to make under the more or less close supervision of an adult. The best seller, classic of … Read more