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    #Radar, la machine à cash | Documentaires | Mediapart
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    #reflets #thinkerview

    Les #radars_automatiques ont rapporté 860 millions d’euros à l’État en 2018. Cette machine à PV, c’est l’histoire d’une #privatisation. Car ce sont surtout des entreprises privées qui font tourner le système grâce à des "marchés_publics. « Jusqu’alors, aucun documentaire ne racontait les dessous de ces contrats qui ont représenté en dix ans plus de deux milliards et demi d’euros », raconte Stéphanie Fontaine, l’une des réalisatrices.

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    APRES L’ETAT D’URGENCE LES MUSULMANS FONT FACE A L’ETAT DE VIGILANCE | Le Club de Mediapart

    “Cette méthode, nous allons l’appliquer à l’ensemble des départements pour mener une reconquête républicaine. Je vais mobiliser tous les services de l’État, précise le ministre de l’intérieur. Les préfets devront utiliser tous les outils à leur disposition, comme les contrôles de l’hygiène ou de l’accessibilité, la réglementation des activités sportives ou de l’accueil des mineurs, la lutte contre les fraudes. Nous avons fermé plus de mosquées radicales en utilisant la législation de droit commun qu’à travers la loi de lutte contre le terrorisme”.

    ▻https://blogs.mediapart.fr/abdourahmane/blog/301119/apres-letat-durgence-les-musulmans-font-face-letat-de-vigilance

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    #rhétorique_guerrière #islam #domination #gouvernementalité #Etat_d'urgence

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    Uber privé de licence à Londres, pour la deuxième fois en deux ans
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    Uber a été privé lundi de licence d’exploitation à Londres pour la deuxième fois en un peu plus de deux ans, l’autorité de régulation des transports de la capitale britannique ayant estimé que le groupe de VTC mettait en danger la sécurité des passagers. Uber a été privé lundi de licence d’exploitation à Londres pour la deuxième fois en un peu plus de deux ans, l’autorité de régulation des transports de la capitale britannique ayant estimé que le groupe de VTC mettait en danger la sécurité des passagers. Une (...)

    #Uber #conditions #conducteur·trice·s #

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    « #Les_Misérables » : la #banlieue dans le viseur de #Ladj_Ly | Portfolios | #Mediapart
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    "Prix du Jury au Festival de Cannes 2019, le film Les Misérables de Ladj Ly sort en salles ce mercredi 20 novembre. Acteur français originaire du Mali, réalisateur, journaliste, artiste, banlieusard, musulman… Ladj Ly, 39 ans, collectionne les casquettes mais n’en porte pas.

    Figure incontournable de la cité des Bosquets à Montfermeil, il combat les clichés par l’image. Dès 2004, il cosignait avec l’artiste JR, encore peu connu, un projet monumental sur la banlieue. En 2015, à l’occasion du dixième anniversaire de la révolte des banlieues, Mediapart était retourné sur leurs traces pour photographier les lieux où ils s’étaient exposés illégalement dans l’espace public, aujourd’hui méconnaissables, rénovation urbaine oblige."

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    Au temps pour moi… | Le Club de Mediapart
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    En quelque sorte, la #banque nous prête une somme d’#argent en contrepartie de l’#hypothèque de notre futur, en somme de notre propre personne. Cette pression socioéconomique peut parfois être ressentie par les plus libres d’entre nous comme un #esclavage dit moderne. Ce cas de figure concerne peu d’individus, au grand bonheur des instigateurs de ce modèle économique !

    A l’occasion, sachant que la #monnaie moderne est la coquille de l’#endettement, toute monnaie possédée par nous est en réalité une fraction d’une #dette contractée par un couple, une entreprise, ou l’Etat. Dit autrement, toute monnaie échangée, est en réalité une fraction du futur d’un individu gagé auprès d’une banque.

    Une autre conséquence encore plus étrange de ce système est la suivante. Comme la monnaie en circulation est à 90% la matérialisation de nos dettes, si chacun de nous décidait de rembourser ses dettes, la masse monétaire se contracterait d’une telle façon que notre modèle économique imploserait. Notre #économie ne tient que par la dette.

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    Frontex renonce à surveiller les réseaux sociaux
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    L’agence européenne de surveillance des frontières voulait pister en ligne les migrants afin de faciliter ses opérations. Les postulants avaient jusqu’au mardi 5 novembre pour répondre à l’appel d’offres « pour la fourniture de services d’analyse des réseaux sociaux concernant les tendances et les prévisions en matière de migration irrégulière » lancé fin septembre par Frontex, l’agence européenne de surveillance des frontières (lire notre article). Mais celle-ci a préféré annuler l’opération. Pour combien (...)

    #Frontex #SocialNetwork #surveillance #migration #web

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    La bombe néolibérale explose au Chili | Le Club de Mediapart
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    Ce qui se passe au Chili n’est pas une crise, mais une véritable multicrise qui touche toutes les dimensions de la vie. Une solution politique à cette question n’est pas crédible, car la classe politique fait partie du problème et non de la solution. La société civile est lasse de la culture des satrapes. Les événements, jour après jour, n’arrêtent pas. L’espoir est de construire un Chili solidaire, loin des divisions du néolibéralisme. Le combat continue !

    #chili #Sebastian-Pinera #révolte #libéralisme #néo-libéralisme

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    Reconnaissance faciale : la France dans les pas de la Chine ?
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    Après le passeport biométrique en 2009, la France créera une carte d’identité numérique d’ici 2021. En même temps, le gouvernement favorise le développement de la reconnaissance faciale comme méthode d’identification. Il a déjà lancé l’expérimentation d’une application mobile utilisant cette technologie pour se connecter aux services publics, et entend favoriser les industriels français. Contrôler l’identité de tous, à chaque moment et de façon invisible, c’est le rêve de toutes les polices du monde. Mais (...)

    #algorithme #Alicem #CCTV #vidéo-surveillance #biométrie #facial #reconnaissance #surveillance #étudiants #LaQuadratureduNet #CNIL (...)

    ##LDH

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    A Calais, la frontière tue ! In Calais, the border kills !

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    Deaths at the Calais Border

    Uncountable lives are wasted and suffer at the hands of the Calais border regime. There is no accurate count of how many people have died. This is a list of people known in Calais or from news reports.

    For sure there will have been more, their deaths ignored, the facts covered up or altogether unreported. Many already go unnamed, without vigils and protests, without families or friends to advocate on their behalf.

    But we will never let these deaths be silenced. We will not forgive and we will never forget.

    These borders kill! One death is too many!

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    #morts #décès #mourir_aux_frontières #Calais #France #frontières #Angleterre #UK #migrations #asile #réfugiés #base_de_données #database #liste #timeline #ligne_du_temps #mourir_dans_la_forteresse_Europe #visualisation #infographie #frise #frise_chronologique #time-line

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      Un article de février 2018

      The deadly roads into Calais

      Since 1999, an estimated 170 migrants desperately seeking a clandestine passage across the Channel to Britain have died in road accidents in and around the port of Calais in northern France, 37 of them since 2015. One former police officer said the situation became so grim “it was humanly impossible to pick up more bodies from the road”. One of the most recent victims was a 22-year-old Eritrean whose mutilated body was found on a motorway last month after he was run over by a truck whose driver fled the scene. Elisa Perrigueur reports from Calais, where she met with Biniam’s relatives as they prepared the return of his body home to north-east Africa.
      The temperature was below freezing point on a bleak dawn last month when Biniam’s remains were found near the port of Calais, lying on the smooth tarmac of the A16 motorway that runs parallel to the Channel coast. According to statements given to the police afterwards by those who knew him, Biniam L. (full last name withheld here), a 22-year-old Eritrean, had probably spent all night looking for a truck he could climb onto in the hope of smuggling his way to England.

      He was successful, at first. He had managed to mount one of them, hiding in its cargo hold, most certainly hoping, like so many others who attempt the same, that once it passed through the fortified perimeter of the port, which is surrounded by 39 kilometres of fencing, it would be one of the vehicles that occasionally escapes the heat scanners and sniffer-dog searches, first in Calais and then, after the brief sea passage, through the British port of Dover. With no ID documents and no baggage, just the clothes he would hope could adequately keep out the biting cold.

      But on that early morning of January 9th this year, his plan went horribly wrong. The truck he had hidden in did not turn off the motorway into Calais, but instead continued its route eastwards. The young man must have panicked when he realised the fact, for he tried to jump from the truck onto the motorway despite the speeding traffic. According to members of the local French migrant aid association, l’Auberge des migrants, who spoke to police afterwards, Biniam landed on his head and was run over by another truck following behind. But neither vehicle stopped, and there remains doubt over the exact circumstances of his final moments.

      Between December 2017 and January this year two other migrants, 15-year-old Abdullah Dilsouz and Hussein Abdoullah, 32, both Afghan nationals, lost their lives in accidents on the roads around Calais. “Since 2015, there have been 37 migrants who have died in [and around] Calais,” said a spokesperson for the local prefecture. “The highest number date back to 2015 and 2016, the great majority are road accidents.” In 2015, the death toll reached 18, followed by 14 in 2016.

      Maël Galisson, a coordinator for the network of associations in the region providing aid for migrants, the Plate-forme de services aux migrants, has carried out research to establish the number of victims over the past almost 20 years and, where possible, to record their identities. “Since 1999, we estimate that at least 170 people have died while trying to cross this frontier area,” he said. The majority of road accidents occur on the stretches of the A16 and A26 motorways close to Calais, and the ring road into the port centre.

      The day after his death, Biniam’s brother Bereket, 26, arrived in Calais from Germany, accompanied by a cousin and uncle who had travelled from Norway. “He had no ‘dream’ as people put it, he just wanted a country where he was accepted,” said Bereket, who said he had difficulty believing the news that his brother, who he said was “so young to die”, had been killed in a road accident, which he received in a phone call from a friend.

      Bereket said he was not aware of the daily reality of the migrants in Calais, the road blocks migrants mount to try and slow traffic and the clandestine crossings in trucks. In his case, he had crossed to Europe by boat across the Mediterranean Sea. Biniam, he explained, had left the family village in Eritrea, north-east Africa, one-and-a-half years ago, to escape conscription into the army. At one point, he joined up with his brother Bereket in Germany, where the latter had been granted residence. “I obtained [official residency] papers close to Stuttgart and today I work in Germany, I had begun to have a stable life,” recounted Bereket. “His asylum demand was rejected, I don’t understand why.” Biniam had re-applied a second time for right of asylum, but was again turned down. It was after that, in November, that he set off for Calais, where between 550 and 800 migrants – according to figures respectively from the prefecture and the migrant aid associations – live rough, mostly in surrounding woodland.

      The few friends of Biniam who Bereket met with in Calais were little forthcoming about his time there. Loan Torondel of the Auberge des migrants association, which had offered Biniam shelter, said he was never seen at the daily distribution of meals. “A month here is not very long for finding a truck,” he said. “Often, migrants spend months before succeeding, for those who manage to.”

      During his visit to Calais on February 2nd, French interior minister Gérard Collomb, hoping to dissuade migrants from gathering there, described the frontier point as “a wall” and “a mirage”. But from the beach, the migrants can see the English coast, where some have family and friends they hope to join, in a country with lower unemployment than in France and where finding work, undeclared, is easier. Others say they would stay in France but fear that, if they engaged in the official procedures, because their fingerprints are registered in the first European Union (EU) country they reached before travelling to France they would be sent back there, in accordance with the regulations of the EU’s so-called Dublin Agreement.

      The victims are often young men’

      For the migrants hoping to cross to Britain from Calais there are few options in how to do so. The British government has handed France about 140 million euros over the past three years to part fund the increased security measures at the port, which is the frontier point before departure for the English coast. On January 18th, at a summit meeting between British Prime Minister Theresa May and French President Emmanuel Macron, London announced that it was to provide a further 50.5 million euros, for a further beefing up of security and for establishing a centre for migrants at a site distanced from the town.

      For the migrants who can afford their fees, one option is to use the services of people smugglers. They charge between 1,500 euros and 10,000 euros per person for a clandestine passage in a truck, operating out of vehicle parks which they reign over as their own territory. Clashes which broke out in Calais on February 1st between Afghan and Eritrean migrants, which left 22 needing medical treatment, including four teenagers wounded by gunfire, appear to have been linked to turf wars between people smugglers.

      Others try blocking trucks on the approach roads to the port, operating in small groups to lay down obstacles to slow or even halt the vehicles in order to jump on. The method is a dangerous one, for both the migrants and the drivers. In June 2017, the polish driver of a truck died after his vehicle crashed into another truck that was blocked by migrants on the A16 motorway, burned alive in his cabin.

      Then there are those, and who probably included Biniam, who try to mount the vehicles on their own. Eupui is a 19-year-old migrant from Cameroun, in West Africa, and has lived since 2016 on the ‘Dunes’ industrial zone of the port, the site of the notorious and now razed migrant camp known as “the Jungle”. His solitary sorties to find a truck that would take him across the Channel somehow allow him “to keep going”, he told Mediapart. “I sleep three hours and then I try,” he said. “As soon as I see a truck that isn’t going too fast, even a car, I see if I can get into the boot.” He said he hides “near the bends of the motorways” because vehicles reduce speed there. “I’m not afraid, I’ve lived much worse,” he added. “I crossed the Sahara in horrible conditions to come here. I have nothing left to lose. I’ve injured my knee, but never mind.”

      Biniam’s brother Bereket said his brother did not realise the danger in the risks he was taking. “I spoke to him three weeks before he died,” said Bereket. “He told me that everything was fine for him in France. But he lied to me, he didn’t tell me he was at Calais. If I had known, I would have told him to get out of this dangerous place.”

      Bereket said he was “disappointed” by what he saw on this, his first trip to France. He has been supported by local charitable associations, including the Réveil voyageur and the Secours catholique, who usually look after relatives of those who have died. “You don’t see many officials, politicians, as if Biniam’s death had no importance,” he said bitterly.

      “The associations have been managing this for years,” said Sabriya Guivy from the Auberge des migrants group. “When relatives arrive in Calais they are disappointed at not seeing many officials. They have the impression that they are not taken into account. Mr Macron referred to the death of the Polish driver, but not that of migrants,” she added, referring to a speech by the French president during his visit to Calais on January 16th.

      Undertaker Brahim Fares, based in nearby Grande-Synthe, says he charges a “lower than average” price to migrant families out of solidarity. “The dead are repatriated to Afghanistan for between about 3,400-3,500 euros, depending on the weight and the size,” he detailed. “For Eritrea, it begins at around 3,200 euros. Burials in Calais are about 1,600 euros, as opposed to a usual 2,400 euros.” Since 2015, Fares says he has organised the return home of about 15 bodies of migrants, and also the burials of about the same number in the north Calais cemetery managed by the Town Hall. The burial spots are simple ones, covered in earth and marked by crosses made of oak. “The victims are often young men, almost all of them identified,” he added. “I once had an Ethiopian woman. Not all the families can come all the way here. Those who manage to are very shocked, because the bodies are sometimes very damaged, as those in road accidents are.”

      Fares was given charge of Biniam’s body, which he recalled had “the hands cut off, the arms smashed up”. The corpse will be returned to Eritrea, where his parents live. Bereket, with his uncle and cousin, made up a large wreath of plastic flowers. “It’s really not so good but we had only that,” he said. But at the hospital in Lille where the body was placed in the coffin, they were told that they could not place the wreath on top of it, nor the white drape they had wanted to cover it with, according to their custom. “The airport authorities will end up throwing the wreath away, it’s not allowed in the hold,” Fares explained to them. After a poignant moment of silence, they asked him why it would be so complicated to do so.

      Biniam’s relatives spent two weeks attempting to find out the exact circumstances of what happened to him. At the police station in Calais, they were shown a photo of his injured face. Members of the motorway patrol police gave them the few details they had, which were the approximate time of the accident, a statement from a witness who had not seen very much, and the fact that the driver of the truck that ran over Biniam had fled the scene. “France is a developed country […] so why can’t the driver who did that be found?” asked Bereket. “Even in Eritrea we’d have found the killer of my brother.”

      Loan Torondel of the association l’Auberge des migrants said he had seen similar outrage by relatives before. “Many don’t understand why their close family member died under a lorry and that the driver did not act voluntarily,” he said. “Biniam’s family thought that there would be the launch of an investigation, like in American films. They think that the police is not [bothered into] carrying out an investigation, but in reality there are few witnesses.”

      Meanwhile, Bereket has lodged an official complaint over his brother’s death “against persons unknown”, explaining: “I won’t be able to sleep as long as I don’t know how he died, and while the person responsible is free.”

      ’It’s incredible that nobody saw anything’

      While the police systematically open investigations into the road deaths of migrants, they are often complex, beginning with the identification of the victim. Patrick Visser-Bourdon, a former Calais-based police detective, recalled the death of a Sudanese migrant whose body was found one morning in 2016 close to the port’s ring road, with “the head opened, abandoned, wearing a pair of jeans and a long-sleeved T-shirt”.

      During his enquiries, Visser-Bourdon approached the head of the Sudanese community of migrants living in the camp known as “the Jungle”, but nobody recognised the body. “We also put out his photo in the police stations,” he said. “In the majority of such cases, we mostly called on the NGOs for help.” As in the case of Biniam, the driver of what was apparently a truck that had hit the Sudanese man had not stopped. “There was blood on the road, there was necessarily some on the bumpers of the truck,” said Visser-Bourdon. “The driver therefore must have stopped his vehicle at some point to clean it, between the Jungle and the port. It’s incredible that nobody saw anything.”

      Sabriya Guivy from the Auberge des migrants group added that because some local sections of the motorways are unlit, “It is entirely possible to not realise that one has hit someone and to carry on”.

      A section of the numerous investigations into such events end up being closed, unsolved. Someone who is charged with involuntary homicide in France faces a sentence of three years in prison, and up to five years in jail in the case of aggravating circumstances such as fleeing the scene. “Sometimes, some of them don’t remain at the scene of the accident, notably in the case of dangerous [migrant] road blocks, but they go directly to present themselves to the police,” said Pascal Marconville, public prosecutor of the nearby port of Boulogne-sur-Mer, whose services have jurisdiction for events in Calais. “In that case, it’s regarded more as a hit-and-run offence which is exonerated by the circumstances.”

      Patrick Visser-Bourdon said he had welcomed the building of a wall surrounding the ring road in 2016 aimed at deterring migrants from the traffic. “It was humanly impossible to pick up more bodies from the road,” he said.

      ▻https://www.mediapart.fr/en/journal/france/190218/deadly-roads-calais

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      En français :
      A Calais, les routes de la mort pour les migrants
      ▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/180218/calais-les-routes-de-la-mort-pour-les-migrants?page_article=1%20

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    Report Shows ’Stunning and Dramatic’ Scenes of Thawing #Permafrost in Siberia That ’Leaves Millions on Unstable Ground’ | Common Dreams News
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    In some parts of the world, permafrost lies in a relatively thin layer just below the ground’s surface. But in much of Yakutia, the permafrost is of a special, icy and far thicker variety. Scientists call it Yedoma.

    Formed during the late Pleistocene, the Earth’s last glacial period, which ended about 11,700 years ago, Yedoma consists of thick layers of soil packed around gigantic lodes of embedded ice. Because Yedoma contains so much ice, it can melt quickly—reshaping the landscape as sudden lakes form and hillsides collapse.

    [...]

    Scientists estimate that the Earth’s Yedoma regions contain between 327 billion and 466 billion tons of carbon. Were it all released into the atmosphere, that would amount to more than half of all human-caused emissions from greenhouse gases and deforestation between 1750 and 2011.

    Avec trois degrés de plus, la #Sibérie se métamorphose - Page 1 | Mediapart
    ▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/international/051019/avec-trois-degres-de-plus-la-siberie-se-metamorphose?onglet=full

    Selon l’analyse du Washington Post, la région de Zyryanka, en #Yakoutie, dans l’est de la Sibérie, s’est réchauffée de plus de 3 °C depuis l’époque préindustrielle, soit environ le triple de la moyenne mondiale.

    #climat #paysage #pergelisol #réchauffement #co2

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    Incendie de Rouen : Lubrizol, une usine toxique et opaque | Mediapart
    ▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/011019/incendie-de-rouen-lubrizol-une-usine-toxique-et-opaque

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    On y trouve notamment les sels de zinc dithiophosphorique et leurs dérivés, particulièrement toxiques, qui servent à donner des propriétés anti-corrosion et anti-usure à de nombreuses huiles. (...) Certains produits utilisés dans l’usine, en lien avec les huiles ou servant au traitement de l’eau, sont « irritants, nocifs, toxiques, facilement inflammables ou dangereux pour l’environnement », écrit l’inspecteur. (en 2016 ndt) (...) « En cas d’incendie, certains produits donneraient lieu à la formation de substances toxiques, le risque de dégagement de fumées toxiques à l’extérieur du site est considéré par l’exploitant en fonction de la nature du produit touché ». (...) En cas d’incendie, « les produits donneraient lieu à la formation de substances toxiques générées par l’oxydation des molécules phosphorées, soufrées, azotées, avec risque d’entraînement de gaz toxique (SO2, NOx) dans les fumées », ajoute l’inspecteur, en mars 2016.(...) En novembre 2010, un arrêté préfectoral prescrit à Lubrizol d’ériger un mur couvre-feu à un endroit précis. En 2016, il n’était toujours pas construit. Qu’en est-il aujourd’hui ? Ni la préfecture de Seine-Maritime, ni Lubrizol n’avaient répondu au moment du bouclage de cet article. Impossible de savoir à ce stade si cet atelier C2 a joué un rôle particulier dans l’incendie de l’usine Lubrizol. Mais ce qui est certain, c’est qu’il a fait l’objet d’un passe-droit administratif concernant un produit dangereux.

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    Mark Lilla et Gérard Noiriel dans la tête des réactionnaires
    ▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/culture-idees/290919/mark-lilla-et-gerard-noiriel-dans-la-tete-des-reactionnaires

    Mark Lilla, enseignant à l’Université de Columbia, consacre un livre à « l’esprit de réaction ». L’historien Gérard Noiriel s’intéresse, lui, à la « part sombre de la République », à travers le parcours croisé des réactionnaires Édouard Drumont et Éric Zemmour. Deux ouvrages instructifs mais parfois problématiques.

    #ESSAIS #réactionnaires,_Gérard_Noiriel,_Franz_Rosenzweig,_Edouard_Drumont,_Eric_Voegelin,_identitaire,_Mark_Lilla,_neo-reactionnaires,_Eric_Zemmour,_Leo_Strauss

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    Roger McNamee : « personne ne devrait être autorisé à vous suivre sur #INTERNET »
    ▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/economie/290919/roger-mcnamee-personne-ne-devrait-etre-autorise-vous-suivre-sur-internet

    Investisseur de la première heure dans le réseau social de Mark Zuckerberg, Roger McNamee fait désormais entendre sa voix contre Facebook. Son ouvrage, qui vient de paraître en français, évoque « la catastrophe » en cours selon lui, mais aussi la montée des résistances contre les géants du numérique. Rencontre avec un actionnaire lucide devenu témoin en colère.

    #données_personnelles,_Facebook,_Google,_McNamee,_Amazon

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    Israël: Netanyahou est-il indéboulonnable?
    ▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/international/260919/israel-netanyahou-est-il-indeboulonnable

    Battu lors des dernières élections législatives, désavoué par des figures de son propre parti et sans majorité parlementaire, le premier ministre sortant a pourtant été chargé de constituer un gouvernement. Décision surprenante, qui éclaire au passage les rapports malsains entre la société israélienne et sa minorité arabe.

    #Analyse #Benjamin_Netanyahou,_élections,_Benny_Gantz,_Israël,_discrimination

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    Indemnités de licenciement : la cour d’appel de Reims contourne la Cour de cassation
    ▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/260919/indemnites-de-licenciement-la-cour-d-appel-de-reims-contourne-la-cour-de-c

    Une nouvelle décision de justice complexifie encore le dossier du barème plafonnant les indemnités accordées aux salariés en cas de licenciement abusif. Pour les juges de Reims, cette mesure phare des ordonnances Macron est bien conforme aux règles internationales, comme l’a jugé en juillet la Cour de cassation. Mais, ajoutent-ils, cela ne signifie pas qu’elle doit être appliquée dans tous les cas.

    #SOCIAL #droit_du_travail,_Justice,_ordonnances,_indemnités_prud’homales,_social,_Cour_d’appel,_prud’hommes,_Cour_de_cassation

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    L’incendie d’une usine Seveso à Rouen fait craindre une pollution toxique
    ▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/260919/l-incendie-d-une-usine-seveso-rouen-fait-craindre-une-pollution-toxique

    Un vaste incendie s’est déclaré dans la nuit sur le site de l’usine Lubrizol. Le panache de fumée a atteint 22 km de long. L’incendie est maîtrisé mais devrait prendre plusieurs jours pour être éteint. La préfecture se veut rassurante mais n’a que peu d’éléments concrets pour appuyer ses dires.

    #France #Lubrizol,_incendie,_pollution,_Seveso,_Rouen

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    Prison avec sursis requise contre Jean-Jacques Urvoas à la CJR
    ▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/260919/prison-avec-sursis-requise-contre-jean-jacques-urvoas-la-cjr

    Une peine d’un an de prison avec sursis a été requise jeudi contre l’ancien ministre (PS) de la justice pour violation du secret professionnel, dans l’affaire du député Thierry Solère.

    #Reportage #Urvoas,_Thierry_Solère,_LR,_procès,_parquet,_CJR,_secret_de_l’enquête,_PS,_Justice,_secret_professionnel,_Cour_de_justice_de_la_République,_Jean-Jacques_Urvoas

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    A Auch, la mort d’un jeune révèle les tensions enfouies d’une petite cité
    ▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/260919/auch-la-mort-d-un-jeune-revele-les-tensions-enfouies-d-une-petite-cite

    Un jeune tué dans un accident de voiture après un contrôle de police et un quartier qui s’embrase : ce scénario, pas si rare dans les métropoles, est survenu à Auch (Gers), 20 000 habitants. Élus et responsables se disent surpris par cette poussée de fièvre. Les jeunes du quartier, eux, beaucoup moins. #Reportage.

    #Police,_Gers,_Auch

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    Dérapages verbaux à l’université Lyon Sud : l’Inspection générale excuse le vice-doyen de médecine… et enquête sur Mediacités
    ▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/260919/derapages-verbaux-l-universite-lyon-sud-l-inspection-generale-excuse-le-vi

    À la suite des révélations de notre partenaire Mediacités en mai dernier, sur les dérapages verbaux du vice-doyen de la faculté de médecine Gilles Freyer, la ministre de l’enseignement supérieur a diligenté une enquête de l’Inspection générale. Mediacités s’est procuré le rapport. Il est accablant… pour l’Inspection générale.

    #université #enseignement_supérieur,_Frédérique_Vidal,_Université_Lyon_Sud,_universités,_faculté_de_médecine

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