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November 9, 2017 by France-Amérique

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Les Français partent de moins en moins en vacances, le gouvernement s’inquiète Alors que les vacances viennent de débuter dans la morosité, le gouvernement a dévoilé mercredi ses priorités pour le tourisme, secteur "essentiel" de l'économie, avec notamment pour […] Posted in Opinion
Frédéric Mitterrand salue la mémoire de Roger Gicquel Roger Gicquel, présentateur-vedette du journal télévisé dans les années 1970 décédé samedi, était "l'une des grandes figures du paysage audiovisuel français", a estimé dimanche Frédéric […] Posted in Society

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