5 information which must be retained this weekend
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You picked up the news this weekend? Small-up session with the information to remember the last two days.
Medical professions in the street
Several thousand demonstrators marched in Paris, Sunday, March 15, to protest against the proposed health law. They were 19,000 according to police, more than 40,000 according to the organizers. One of the main complaints of doctors concerns the generalization of the third party.
Representatives of professional organizations of doctors were to be received in the afternoon by the Health Minister Marisol Touraine, bringing the bill to be discussed in committee in the National Assembly from Tuesday.
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The mobilization of the medical profession is very strong against it, accused of trying to "break" the city of medicine. So far, neither the closure of their offices at the end of December or the latent strike remote transmission of electronic care sheets since January 5 have bends Ms. Touraine.
Pam cyclone devastates Vanuatu
France sent Sunday a military plane loaded with relief supplies and an assessment team to help the people of these islands of the Pacific Ocean, where winds up to 320 km / h were recorded and where 'state of emergency was declared on Sunday.
The National Bureau of disasters has confirmed that six people were killed by the cyclone in the capital, Port Vila, and expects a worsening of the balance sheet.
Last lap for negotiations on the Iranian nuclear
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The tortuous talks on the Iranian nuclear begun in 2003, are coming to an end.US Secretary of State, John Kerry, and his Iranian counterpart, Mohammad Javad Zarif, met on Sunday 15 March in Lausanne (Switzerland), to achieve, by March 31, a political agreement laying down the guidelines a compromise. This should then be supplemented by technical annexes by June 30.
The deadline to conclude these negotiations has already been postponed twice since the Interim Accord of November 2013 between Iran and the P-5 + 1, including the permanent members of the UN Security Council, plus the Germany. But a further extension seems unlikely.
The contours of a possible compromise are known. Key issues relate to the uranium enrichment capacity of Iran and monitoring mechanisms to ensure that Tehran keeps its commitments under the agreement.
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Geeks cultures make their festival in Austin
More than 33 000 visitors expected, hundreds of conferences organized around themes as diverse as the Internet of Things and the future of pornography in 3D: the South by Southwest Festival opened Friday in Austin, Texas (United States).
Have already parade of guests as varied as "the ugliest woman in the world", a young American became handicappée figure in the fight against online harassment, Saudi princess who came to present a "initiatives" in particular for women's autonomy, or an academic who wishes to free the American political parties of tyranny campaign financing.
Six Nations: France rolled Italy
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After two consecutive defeats against Ireland and the Welsh, the XV of France was reassured, Sunday, March 15, at the Stadio Olimpico, dominating Italy (29-0) in the penultimate game the Six Nations. This success has the merit of the Blues confident face the opponent against which it will open the World Cup 2015 on 19 September.
Humiliated in his last two outings in Rome in 2011 and 2013, the XV of France had not won in Italy since 2009.
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