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Paris, Nov 10 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Christophe Petit-Tesson) Some French hospitals began to notice in recent days a stabilization in the number of coronavirus patients as a result of the confinement imposed in France on October 29th.FOOTAGE OF THE ESTREE CLINIC IN STAINS, NEAR PARIS.
Paris, May 22 (EFE) .- (Camera: Martí Rodríguez) An immersive experience in the work of Salvador Dalí and Antoni Gaudí, dressed with music by Pink Floyd, can be seen at the Atelier des Lumières in Paris from May 19, the day that the museums of France recovered their activity after more than six months of closure due to Covid-19 restrictions.FOOTAGE FROM THE EXHIBITION SOUNDBITES BY JACQUES DE TARRAGON, DIRECTOR OF THE ATELIER DES LUMIÈRES MUSEUMTRANSLATION: 1. "What we want is to present and offer visitors great names in the history of art. We did a first major exhibition dedicated to Klint, another to Van Gogh, and another with various artists such as Monnet, Renoird, Chagall and many others. ... and we wanted to open up this field a little bit and propose to propose an artist a little more crazy, mystical, who worked with his imagination ". 2. "For those who already know Dalí it is a new prism. In fact, the Atelier des Lumières is a bit unique, as a concept: you stay 40 minutes in the room to watch the works parade, cheer up, they are synchronized with the music. It is a totally different experience than what one can find in a classical museum. " 3. "Pink Floyd is a group that take you on a trip. That allows one to dream, escape ... It seemed to us that there was such a link between their music and Dalí's work that we said to ourselves:" It's ideal. "And in fact one realizes that It works very well, the recipe is perfect. We tried other bands, but none of them fit the bill like Pink Floyd. "
Paris, Apr 3 (EFE) .- (Camera: Mario García Sánchez) On the eve of his third confinement in a year, which comes after months of curfew, young people in Paris multiply their ingenuity to have fun in meetings and Clandestine parties in full acceleration of the cases of Covid-19 and saturation at the ICUs.FOOTAGE OF THE SIENNA RIVER AND POLICE CHECKPOINTS IN PARIS.SOUNDBITES OF A SPANISH STUDENT, 21The goal(of these parties) is to socialize. In France there is not much else to do, other than these parties and drinking in the parks. Organizers are very relaxed, even if they get the higher fines. There was another party at the same place next day. I don't know if neighbors complained or not. There was a group from Erasmus and I got a message through Whatsapp and that's how I know about these parties. I felt I was not going to get into trouble.CARLOS REYES, MEXICAN ENGINEER, 23There are very dangerous actions like drinking from the same bottle, and there's no space or ventilation. There is no respect to social distance. They invited me to organize parties, but they were really looking to gain some money. There are no adults, so they feel there is no risk. They feel they are young and they feel like only elderly people are affected by the virus. There are even parties underground in Paris, with no exit routes, very dangerous. They have been doing it for a while.ARTUR RODRIGUEZ, BRAZILIAN HOTEL WORKER, 30Police can't access homes. They dont have any rights. Its forbidden by the law. They need an order from the judge to enter the premises. Thank God. Otherwise, it would be like a dictatorship like China. We're like a river, if we find a stone, we'll find a way to dodge it. If there is a problem with the law, we'll find a way to dodge it. There are ridiculous rules.
Cyclists, joggers and rare motorists take to the empty streets of Paris on the 36th day of confinement, at the number of deaths linked to the coronavirus exceeds 20,000 in France. IMAGES
Hundreds of opponents of the Covid-19 vaccine pass gather near the Eiffel Tour in Paris to protest against the controversial bill set to be greenlit by parliament and implemented by the end of January. IMAGES
Hundreds of people gather in Paris to demonstrate against the health pass imposed by the government to counter the Covid-19 epidemic. IMAGES
Hundreds of demonstrators gather in Paris, at the call of the leading figure of the yellow vest movement, Jérôme Rodrigues, to demonstrate against the health pass imposed by the government to counter the Covid-19 epidemic. IMAGES
Paris, Jul 24 (EFE / EPA).- (Camera: Ian Langsdon) Thousands of protesters gather this Saturday at the Place Trocadero near the Eiffel Tower during a demonstration against the Covid-19 health pass for people vaccinated in Paris France.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN PARIS, FRANCE.
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