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Paris, Pays de la Loire, Wuhan
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«Manu, faut enlever les bornes !» : Gilbert Montagné interpelle le nouveau maire de Paris sur l’accessibilité des trottoirs

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By Alexandre Bourcier Verified
| Flipboard
4 hours ago L’Église d’Angleterre a franchi un cap historique ce 25 mars 2026 avec l’installation de Sarah Mullally, première femme à devenir archevêque de Cantorbéry, sur fond de divisions persistantes. Ancienne infirmière en cancérologie, Sarah Mullally, devenue officiellement l’une des plus hautes autorités …
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Un monde «de paix et de stabilité» : à Davos, Emmanuel Macron tourne en dérision la rhétorique de Donald Trump | Flipboard

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By Alexandre Bourcier Verified
| Flipboard
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JFK warned us about physical fitness. Sixty years later, we’re still not listening. Original

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By Alexandre Bourcier Verified, Jonathan Peters, Timothy J. Keyes, Jeff Cooper
| KevinMD.com
“We are under-exercised as a nation; we look instead of play; we ride instead of walk.” —John F. Kennedy, Sports Illustrated, 1960 In 1960, then-President-elect John F. Kennedy issued a striking warning: Americans were becoming physically unfit, and this trend threatened not just individual health, but the vitality of the nation itself. He saw physical activity as foundational to our strength—not just as a people, but as a country. Over sixty years later, his words feel more urgent than ever.
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