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French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne and Health Minister François Braun arrive at the Ile-de-France Regional Health Authority (ARS) at a time when emergency services in many regions are facing an increase in activity due to the concomitant epidemics of Covid, flu and bronchiolitis. IMAGES
French Prime minister Elisabeth Borne casts her ballot in the second round of the parliamentary elections. IMAGES
Paris, Jun 27 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Sebastien Nogier) The French people celebrate this Sunday the second and last round of the regional elections.FOOTAGE OF ULTRARIGHT CANDIDATE THIERRY MARIANI VOTING IN AVIGNON, SOUTH OF FRANCE
Paris / Marseille, Jun 27 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Marta Garde / Rafael Cañas / Ian Langsdon) Participation in the second round of the French regionals remained practically stable this Sunday at noon compared to the first last week, with 12.66% of the census, just 44 tenths more.FOOTAGE OF THE ELECTORAL PREMISES IN THE HOTEL DES POSTES CHILDREN'S SCHOOL, IN MARSEILLE, OF A VOTING CENTER IN THE MONTMARTRE NEIGHBORHOOD OF PARIS AND ELECTORAL PROPAGAND IN PARIS.SOUNDBITES BY AXEL, VOTER, AND JACQUELINE GUÉNIN, PRESIDENT OF AN ELECTORAL COLLEGE IN MONTMARTRETRANSLATIONAEXEL - "The health context has made us focus on lack of refinement, etc. I think there has been very little communication about the importance of these elections"JACQUELINE 1. "I think the local is very revealing of what can happen at the national level"2. "The voters mobilize rather in the afternoon and at the last minute, before eight, before closing. We hope that there will be a little more participation than in the first round, but for the moment the signals are low"
Marseille (France), Jun 26 (EFE) .- (Camera: Rafael Cañas) The Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region has become the great booty of the second round of the French regional elections this Sunday, given the possibility of that the extreme right-wing Agrupación Nacional (RN) gets its first regional government.FOOTAGE OF MARSEILLESOUNDBITES BY SERGE (CITIZEN)TRANSLATION1.- "There are two essential reasons. Here at the edge of the sea people go to the beach all day, and the elections are in second place after the beach. And the second reason is that I think there are many people who are a little disgusted by what happens in politics "2.- "I think there is going to be an awakening, a democratic awakening. People who are going to vote, but they will do it to barricade. As we see it often in the elections, finally there are people who are going to vote in the second round to do so. barricade. It is what I think will happen. I think that tomorrow the National Group will not happen. "
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