In Nice, large crowds for the opening of the carnival – All the news of Martinique on the Internet
“It’s festive, the weather is nice, there are glitter, it feels good to go out after the Covid”: like Sarah Defigier, teacher from Aix-en-Provence, the crowd did not hide their joy on Friday evening for the opening ceremony of the Nice carnival. After a 2020 edition truncated by the virus and a blank year in […]
Elisabeth Borne, Minister of Labour: “Enable as many young people from Overseas France as possible to find a job” – All the news from Guyana on the Internet
C.B. Friday, February 11, 2022 – 3:37 p.m. The Minister of Labor was the guest this week of the political program “Face aux territories”, presented by Cyril Viguier, broadcast on TV5 Monde, in partnership with France-Antilles, France-Guyane, Nice-Matin and Ouest-France. Evoke the problems that affect the French closest to where they live, and for us […]
EDF employee electrocuted at Le Lamentin returned to Martinique – All the news of Martinique on the Internet
On October 26, a 32-year-old EDF employee was electrocuted while working on the EDF source substation in Petit Morne (Lamentin). Back in Martinique, he continued his convalescence and his care in the strictest privacy. The employee who was seriously electrocuted on October 26, during an intervention at the EDF source station in Petit Morne au […]
Education: the new health protocol made public
A.G. Monday, January 24, 2022 – 4:43 p.m. On January 19, the Rectorate of Guyana posted the new health protocol in force in the Academy. An adaptation to the Guyanese framework of the rules enacted at the beginning of the month by the Ministry of Education. Currently 43 schools are closed out of 182 for […]
In Northern Cyprus, legislative elections against a backdrop of economic crisis – All the news of Martinique on the Internet
The voters of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) voted Sunday in early legislative elections, at the end of a campaign dominated by the economic crisis which is hitting this self-proclaimed republic recognized only by Ankara. The turnout stood at 58.23%, eight points lower than in the last legislative elections in 2018, according to […]
Lyon, Toulouse, Grenoble… the best cities to study in France in 2017 – Practical
As every year, the editorial staff of L’Etudiant sifts through 44 student cities: accommodation, studies, sports, outings, culture, transport… this list, published this Wednesday, September 6, reveals the city in which the quality of life is best for studying. Here are the main lessons. In 2016, Grenoble, Poitiers and La Rochelle stood out, each in […]
Let’s go for five days of festivities and good business!
Today, Wednesday July 21, the 30e edition of the Martinique Fair Expo opens its doors to the public for five days of good business and entertainment under the theme “Holà Hispaniola”. Among the conditions required to allow it to run smoothly: the presentation of a health pass at the entrance to the site and a […]
Faced with the influx of patients, the Lamentin vaccinodrome is extending its opening hours from this Saturday
Since the announcements of the President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron, the requests for appointments for the Pfizer vaccine have increased. The Lamentin vaccination center is reorganizing itself, as of this Saturday, July 17. The ARS (Regional Health Agency) and the CHU are sounding the alarm (France-Antilles this weekend, July 16, 17 and 18) on […]
“The Krump, an excellent medium for channeling and expressing your emotions”
Introduce us to the Krump … The Krump is a dance born in the early 2000s in the Los Angeles ghettos. It follows the many waves of violence the city encountered after the lynching of Rodney King by police in 1991. KRUMP is the anagram of ‘kingdom radically uplififted mighty praise’, which can translate to […]
Why the University of the West Indies will remain strong and united
Politicians from Martinique have recently publicly expressed their wish to separate from Guadeloupe and create a university in Martinique instead of the current University of the Antilles. To want this is to totally ignore the functioning of a university. It is ignoring the links that have united colleagues from Martinique and Guadeloupe for decades. This […]