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In France, the pandemic deepens the political divide as death toll continues to rise – Up News Info
In France, the pandemic has become political. Seen from Paris, the COVID-19 virus is on the point of spinning exponentially into disaster. Seen from the south, specifically from France’s third largest city, Marseille, it feels like “an affront,” in the words …
In France, the pandemic has become political.
Seen from Paris, the COVID-19 virus is on the point of spinning exponentially into disaster.
Seen from the south, specifically from France’s third largest city, Marseille, it feels like “an affront,” in the words of the city’s deputy mayor.
That’s because the national government in Paris decreed on Wednesday that, as of Saturday, all cafés, restaurants and bars in the Marseille-Aix-en-Provence region would have to close. The region is now classed …
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