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Toute l'actualité de la journée décryptée par les vraies voix. Politique et faits de société sont décortiqués par les Vraies voix, les invités et les auditeurs. Retrouvez "Les vraies voix" du lundi au vendredi de 17h à 19h sur Sud Radio et en podcast.
Carton rouge, casserole, manif : la crise sociale sous toutes ses formes
Crise sociale : au-delà des manifestations, les contestations prennent d'autres formes ! Chaque samedi, le grand matin week-end réunit des débatteurs autour d'un thème d'actualité fort au coeur de l'actualité. Serge Ragazzacci Secrétaire général de la CGT de l'Hérault Patrick Vignal Député Renaissance de l'Hérault Chaque samedi, le grand matin week-end réunit des débatteurs autour d'un thème d'actualité fort au coeur de l'actualité.
Savoir et comprendre
Comment le diesel tire son épingle du jeu dans les stations-service Savoir et comprendre avec Francis Pousse, Président National Distributeurs Carburants et Énergies Nouvelles chez Mobilians. Retrouvez Parlons Vrai chez Bourdin du lundi au vendredi de 10h30 à 12h30 sur #SudRadio.
Édition spéciale en direct de l'Hérault où Emmanuel Macron est en ...
L'actualité du jour commentée et débattue par Jean-Jacques Bourdin et ses invités. Retrouvez "Parlons vrai chez Bourdin" du lundi au vendredi de 10h30 à 12h30 sur Sud Radio et en podcast.
Emmanuel Macron se déplace ...
Ce matin dans "Savoir et Comprendre", suivez notre édition spéciale en direct de l'Hérault où Emmanuel Macron se déplace à Ganges Tous les jours, retrouvez Savoir et comprendre dans l'émission Parlons Vrai chez Bourdin Sébastien Rome Député LFI de l'Hérault Patrick Vignal Député Renaissance de l'Hérault Tous les jours, retrouvez Savoir et comprendre dans l'émission Parlons Vrai chez Bourdin
La confrontation - Sud Radio
Jeudi Politique : Réforme des retraites / Uniforme à l'école / Politique migratoire du Danemark Parlons Vrai chez Bourdin et dans La confrontation ! Tous les jours de 11h à 12h Aurélie Trouvé Député LFI de Seine-Saint-Denis et membre de la Commission des affaires économiques Gaëtan Dussausaye Porte-parole RN Patrick Vignal Député Renaissance de l'Hérault Parlons Vrai chez Bourdin et dans La confrontation !
La confrontation - Sud Radio
Bilan politique 2022 et projection pour 2023 Parlons Vrai chez Bourdin et dans La confrontation ! Tous les jours de 11h à 12h Bruno Cautrès Politologue, chercheur au Cevipof, le centre de recherche de SciencesPo Patrick Vignal Député LREM de Paris, porte-parole du groupe Renaissance à l'Assemblée Nationale et membre de la commission des lois Danièle Obono Députée de Paris et porte-parole de LFI Parlons Vrai chez Bourdin et dans La confrontation !
Les vraies voix, Durée légale de travail et guerre des ambitions des ...
Toute l'actualité de la journée décryptée par les vraies voix. Politique et faits de société sont décortiqués par les Vraies voix, les invités et les auditeurs. Retrouvez "Les vraies voix" du lundi au vendredi de 17h à 19h sur Sud Radio et en podcast.
EDF shares rise on hopes for restructuring deal
Published Apr 27, 2021 4:32AM EDT Credit: REUTERS/BENOIT TESSIER EDF shares were up more than 4% in early trading on Tuesday following a newspaper report saying that Paris and Brussels were close to a deal to restructure the French energy group, although it might not happen until the end of May.
Amundi CEO hands over to deputy at Europe's biggest fund manager
Published Feb 10, 2021 4:58AM EST Credit: REUTERS/PHILIPPE WOJAZER Amundi shares rose on Wednesday after Europe's largest fund manager said Chief Executive Yves Perrier would be succeeded by his deputy Valérie Baudson, a longstanding insider. Adds shares, analyst comment PARIS, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Amundi AMUN.PA shares rose on Wednesday after Europe's largest fund manager said Chief Executive Yves Perrier would be succeeded by his deputy Valérie Baudson, a longstanding insider.
POINT MARCHÉS-Du vert en vue en Europe, la relance et les résultats en soutien (actualisé)
(Actualisé avec contrats à terme, clôture des Bourses chinoises, ouverture du marché obligataire en Europe) * Les Bourses européennes attendues dans le vert * Les espoirs de relance devraient porter la tendance * L'administration Biden défend son plan devant le Sénat * Optimisme mesuré pour les résultats du T4 en Europe * Peu de mouvement sur les changes, les taux et le pétrole par Patrick Vignal PARIS, 25 janvier (Reuters) - Les principales Bourses européennes sont attendues lundi en légère...
Halep shrugs off Stephens challenge to win French Open title
PARIS (Reuters) - World number one Simona Halep of Romania recovered from a sluggish start to clinch her first Grand Slam title with a 3-6 6-4 6-1 win over American Sloane Stephens in the French Open final on Saturday.
Halep fights back to finally clinch French Open title
PARIS (Reuters) - World number one Simona Halep ended years of heartache to clinch her first Grand Slam title with 3-6 6-4 6-1 victory over American Sloane Stephens in the French Open final on Saturday. The popular Romanian, who had lost three major finals before Saturday, showed signs of nerves at first but recovered to outclass her 10th-seeded opponent.
Tennis-Emotional Halep ends long wait for herself and Romania
PARIS, June 9 (Reuters) - Simona Halep was close to tears on Saturday after ending a long wait for herself and an even longer one for Romania by winning the French Open. The world number one, who had a reputation for collapsing when it mattered after losing three Grand Slam finals including two in Paris, finally put her hands on a major title after showing great determination to tame American Sloane Stephens 3-6 6-4 6-1 in the title match at Roland Garros. “It’s very emotional.
Paris bitten by New York-style bed bug scare
PARIS (Reuters) - Tiny, bloodthirsty and relentless, the insect pest that became a nightmare for millions of New Yorkers has found its way to Paris, spreading fear of an outbreak that could turn into the ultimate tourism-killer. Bed bugs, known in French as “punaises de lit,” or “bed drawing pins,” were a rarity in France just three years ago, far less prevalent in homes than mice or cockroaches and well under the radar of public health officials. No longer.
In French bellwether city, scandal deepens election uncertainty
CHARTRES, France (Reuters) - Chartres has in past decades been a bellwether for France’s presidential elections, but ahead of this spring’s poll the signal from this white-collar city appears to be blurred by a scandal that has fed into a wave of anti-establishment feeling. In at least the past four elections, the affluent city famous for its towering thirteenth century gothic cathedral has voted in close alignment with the final national result.
Soccer-France thrash 10-man Dutch with Lemar double, Mbappe strike
PARIS, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Thomas Lemar got his first two goals for France while Kylian Mbappe also scored in a 4-0 demolition of 10-man Netherlands in a World Cup qualifier on Thursday that left the Dutch with a huge task to reach the 2018 finals in Russia. New Paris St Germain signing Kylian Mbappe, who joined the capital club earlier on Thursday, wrapped up the victory in added time after the teenager came on as a late substitute.
Soccer-France thrash 10-man Dutch with Lemar double, Mbappe strike
PARIS, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Thomas Lemar got his first two goals for France while Kylian Mbappe also scored in a 4-0 demolition of 10-man Netherlands in a World Cup qualifier on Thursday that left the Dutch with a huge task to reach the 2018 finals in Russia. New Paris St Germain signing Kylian Mbappe, who joined the capital club earlier on Thursday, wrapped up the victory in added time after the teenager came on as a late substitute.
Ten-man France down England in lively friendly - Football | The Star Online
LONDON (Reuters) - Ousmane Dembele fired the winner as 10-man France beat England 3-2 in an entertaining friendly on Tuesday after Harry Kane had scored twice for the visitors and France's Raphael Varane was sent off early in the second half. Winger Dembele sealed the victory with an angled shot from inside the box 12 minutes from fulltime after being nicely set up by fellow youngster Kylian Mbappe.
Soccer-Deulofeu and video technology help Spain tame France
PARIS, March 28 (Reuters) - Spain's Gerard Deulofeu scored one and created another but had to share the limelight with the video assistant referee in a 2-0 friendly win over France in Paris on Tuesday. David Silva put the visitors ahead from the penalty spot on 68 minutes after Deulofeu was fouled in the box by France defender Laurent Koscielny.
In French bellwether city, scandal deepens election uncertainty
By Patrick Vignal | CHARTRES, France CHARTRES, France Chartres has in past decades been a bellwether for France's presidential elections, but ahead of this spring's poll the signal from this white-collar city appears to be blurred by a scandal that has fed into a wave of anti-establishment feeling.In at least the past four elections, the affluent city famous for its towering thirteenth century gothic cathedral has voted in close alignment with the final national result.Lying in the Beauce...
In French bellwether city, scandal deepens election uncertainty
CHARTRES, France (Reuters) - Chartres has in past decades been a bellwether for France's presidential elections, but ahead of this spring's poll the signal from this white-collar city appears to be blurred by a scandal that has fed into a wave of anti-establishment feeling. In at least the past four elections, the affluent city famous for its towering thirteenth century gothic cathedral has voted in close alignment with the final national result.
In French bellwether city, scandal deepens election uncertainty
By Patrick Vignal | CHARTRES, France CHARTRES, France Chartres has in past decades been a bellwether for France's presidential elections, but ahead of this spring's poll the signal from this white-collar city appears to be blurred by a scandal that has fed into a wave of anti-establishment feeling.In at least the past four elections, the affluent city famous for its towering thirteenth century gothic cathedral has voted in close alignment with the final national result.Lying in the Beauce...
In French bellwether city, scandal deepens election uncertainty
CHARTRES, France (Reuters) - Chartres has in past decades been a bellwether for France's presidential elections, but ahead of this spring's poll the signal from this white-collar city appears to be blurred by a scandal that has fed into a wave of anti-establishment feeling. In at least the past four elections, the affluent city famous for its towering thirteenth century gothic cathedral has voted in close alignment with the final national result.
In French bellwether city, scandal deepens election uncertainty
Francoise Fichet, 69, retired, holds a blackboard with the word "chomage" (unemployment), the most important election issue for her, as she poses for Reuters in Chartres, France February 1, 2017.
In French bellwether city, scandal deepens election uncertainty
CHARTRES, France (Reuters) - Chartres has in past decades been a bellwether for France's presidential elections, but ahead of this spring's poll the signal from this white-collar city appears to be blurred by a scandal that has fed into a wave of anti-establishment feeling. In at least the past four elections, the affluent city famous for its towering thirteenth century gothic cathedral has voted in close alignment with the final national result.
UPDATE 1-Soccer-France ease 1993 memories by crushing Bulgaria - The Economic Times
PARIS, Oct 7 (Reuters) - France produced a scintillating show as they put memories of one of the most painful moments in their soccer history to one side by crushing Bulgaria 4-1 in a World Cup Group A qualifier on Friday. Les Bleus had not hosted Bulgaria since an infamous qualifier in November 1993 when they conceded a late goal to lose 2-1, a defeat that meant they missed out on a place at the following year's World Cup in the United States.
France ease 1993 memories by crushing Bulgaria - The Economic Times
PARIS (Reuters) - France produced a scintillating show as they put memories of one of the most painful moments in their soccer history to one side by crushing Bulgaria 4-1 in a World Cup Group A qualifier on Friday. Les Bleus had not hosted Bulgaria since an infamous qualifier in November 1993 when they conceded a late goal to lose 2-1, a defeat that meant they missed out on a place at the following year's World Cup in the United States.
Expanded Euro format did Portugal a favour
Portugal's winning EURO 2016 team appear with the cup, in this still image grabbed from video, outside their base camp in Marcoussis, France, July 11, 2016. REUTERS/Noemie Olive PARIS (Reuters) - The expanded European soccer Championship format with 24 teams in the finals instead of 16 contributed to fairytale runs by so-called minnows at Euro 2016 but also helped Portugal lift their first major trophy.
Expanded Euro format did Portugal a favour - Football | The Star Online
PARIS (Reuters) - The expanded European football Championship format with 24 teams in the finals instead of 16 contributed to fairytale runs by so-called minnows at Euro 2016 but also helped Portugal lift their first major trophy. The new formula introduces an extra knockout stage, the round of 16, with the top two teams in each of the six groups going through as well as the four best third-placed sides.
Pragmatic Portugal shatter France's summer dream
PARIS (Reuters) - The smell of teargas floating in the air near the Eiffel Tower proved an ominous sign on the night when France's dream of a perfect soccer summer turned sour. The clashes at the Paris fan zone, where supporters trying to force their way in were pushed back by riot police, were relatively minor. But such distractions were not part of a script which was then shredded on the pitch where Portugal gave a spirited rearguard performance to deny France their happy ending.
Pragmatic Portugal shatter France's summer dream - Football | The Star Online
PARIS (Reuters) - The smell of teargas floating in the air near the Eiffel Tower proved an ominous sign on the night when France's dream of a perfect football summer turned sour. The clashes at the Paris fan zone, where supporters trying to force their way in were pushed back by riot police, were relatively minor. But such distractions were not part of a script which was then shredded on the pitch where Portugal gave a spirited rearguard performance to deny France their happy ending.
Losing to Ronaldo again sucks, says Griezmann
PARIS (Reuters) - Losing a final to Cristiano Ronaldo has become an unfortunate habit for Antoine Griezmann and he is not happy about it. The France forward missed a penalty for Atletico Madrid in the Champions League final in May and his team went on to lose on penalties to city rivals Real with Ronaldo sealing the shootout win.
France coach dejected after stumbling at final hurdle - Football | The Star Online
PARIS (Reuters) - France coach Didier Deschamps did not hide his bitter disappointment after finding himself on the losing end of a final for a change on Sunday. Deschamps, who knows all about winning title matches having captained France to their 1998 World Cup victory on home soil and the European Championship crown two years later, has never hidden the fact that he hates losing.
France pair relish end of long journey back to the top - Football | The Star Online
PARIS (Reuters) - A lot has changed for France goalkeeper and captain Hugo Lloris and defender Bacary Sagna since they were part of the team that left the 2010 World Cup in South Africa in disgrace. The pair, who will face Portugal in Sunday's European Championship final, said it had been a long journey to win back fan support and turn a side in tatters into a force to be reckoned with again.
Griezmann is as good as Ronaldo and Messi, says Sagna - Football | The Star Online
PARIS (Reuters) - France right back Bacary Sagna, who will face the daunting task of keeping a close eye on Cristiano Ronaldo in Sunday's Euro 2016 final, said team mate Antoine Griezmann now belonged to the same elite club as the Portugal forward. "Ronaldo, we know him. He's one of the best players in the world -- if not the best -- and he has worked very hard to get there," Sagna told a news conference on Saturday.
France coach dejected after stumbling at final hurdle
PARIS (Reuters) - France coach Didier Deschamps did not hide his bitter disappointment after finding himself on the losing end of a final for a change on Sunday. Deschamps, who knows all about winning title matches having captained France to their 1998 World Cup victory on home soil and the European Championship crown two years later, has never hidden the fact that he hates losing.
Deschamps shows his French philosopher side before final - Football | The Star Online
PARIS (Reuters) - Didier Deschamps, who captained France to both World Cup and European triumphs, shared some of his sports psychology secrets on Saturday on the eve of his French side's Euro 2016 final against Portugal. The France coach wore the skipper's armband when the hosts lifted the 1998 World Cup and again when France claimed the European title two years later in Rotterdam. Asked if a final should be treated as a unique moment or as a routine match, he said: "A bit of both.
France count on lucky seven to spoil Ronaldo show - Football | The Star Online
PARIS (Reuters) - The fate of Sunday's intriguing European Championship final between France and Portugal weighs largely on two men wearing the number seven shirt, one already at the top of the game and the other one getting there fast. Cristiano Ronaldo, accustomed to fighting with Lionel Messi for the right to be called the best player in the world, takes on a different challenger in France's Antoine Griezmann, this time for European supremacy.
Boyish Griezmann shapes himself into France's superhero
Football Soccer - Germany v France - EURO 2016 - Semi Final - Stade Velodrome, Marseille, France - 7/7/16France's Antoine Griezmann acknowledges fans as he celebrates at the end of the match After Michel Platini, who fired les Bleus to the 1984 European title, and Zinedine Zidane, who inspired them to their 1998 World Cup triumph, France needed a new leading figure in their campaign for more glory on home soil.
Boyish Griezmann shapes himself into France's superhero - Football | The Star Online
PARIS (Reuters) - Every saga needs a hero and that role for France at the European Championship has fallen to a slight, unassuming forward with boyish looks -- Antoine Griezmann. After Michel Platini, who fired les Bleus to the 1984 European title, and Zinedine Zidane, who inspired them to their 1998 World Cup triumph, France needed a new leading figure in their campaign for more glory on home soil.
Deschamps bids for captain and coach European double - Football | The Star Online
PARIS (Reuters) - Didier Deschamps has let his hair go grey naturally since the last time he picked up a European title 16 years ago. The diminutive Deschamps was never a spectacular player -- a la Zinedine Zidane -- and certainly does not belong to the Jose Mourinho school of coaching with sensational sound bites. But the unglamorous Frenchman with the twangy voice has been instrumental in taking the host nation through to Sunday's Euro 2016 final against Portugal.
Deschamps shows his French philosopher side before final
PARIS (Reuters) - Didier Deschamps, who captained France to both World Cup and European triumphs, shared some of his sports psychology secrets on Saturday on the eve of his French side's Euro 2016 final against Portugal. The France coach wore the skipper's armband when the hosts lifted the 1998 World Cup and again when France claimed the European title two years later in Rotterdam. Asked if a final should be treated as a unique moment or as a routine match, he said: "A bit of both.
Deschamps bids for captain and coach European double
PARIS (Reuters) - Didier Deschamps has let his hair go grey naturally since the last time he picked up a European title 16 years ago. The diminutive Deschamps was never a spectacular player -- a la Zinedine Zidane -- and certainly does not belong to the Jose Mourinho school of coaching with sensational sound bites. But the unglamorous Frenchman with the twangy voice has been instrumental in taking the host nation through to Sunday's Euro 2016 final against Portugal.
Griezmann is as good as Ronaldo and Messi, says Sagna
PARIS (Reuters) - France right back Bacary Sagna, who will face the daunting task of keeping a close eye on Cristiano Ronaldo in Sunday's Euro 2016 final, said team mate Antoine Griezmann now belonged to the same elite club as the Portugal forward. "Ronaldo, we know him. He's one of the best players in the world -- if not the best -- and he has worked very hard to get there," Sagna told a news conference on Saturday.
France pair relish end of long journey back to the top
PARIS (Reuters) - A lot has changed for France goalkeeper and captain Hugo Lloris and defender Bacary Sagna since they were part of the team that left the 2010 World Cup in South Africa in disgrace. The pair, who will face Portugal in Sunday's European Championship final, said it had been a long journey to win back fan support and turn a side in tatters into a force to be reckoned with again.
Massive test for France’s Griezmann and Pogba
Used to relying heavily on one key player for their European glory in the past – Michel Platini and Zinedine Zidane in the 1984 and 2000 tournaments respectively – the French fans now have two talented players on whom to pin their hopes at Euro 2016. Some suggested one was exhausted after a gruelling season and the other might be over-rated but France’s Antoine Griezmann and Paul Pogba have started to prove the critics wrong.
Boyish Griezmann shapes himself into France's superhero
PARIS (Reuters) - Every saga needs a hero and that role for France at the European Championship has fallen to a slight, unassuming forward with boyish looks -- Antoine Griezmann. After Michel Platini, who fired les Bleus to the 1984 European title, and Zinedine Zidane, who inspired them to their 1998 World Cup triumph, France needed a new leading figure in their campaign for more glory on home soil.
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