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Added on the 09/03/2016 08:06:58 - Copyright : France 24 EN
Nimes (France), Jan 26 (EFE/EPA), (Camera: Guillaume Horcajuelo).- Health workers continue with the first stage of the national vaccination program against coronavirus in France. The French government ruled out Tuesday to increase the application of the second dose of Pfizer's vaccine up to six weeks, instead continuing with the current deadline of between three and four weeks following the first dose. FOOTAGE OF THE VACCINATION CENTER IN NIMES, FRANCE, WHERE THE PFIZER-BIONTECH VACCINE IS BEING ADMINISTERED.
French Prime Minister Jean Castex affirms to the French National Assembly there is a delay in the delivery of Pfizer vaccines but assures "it will be made up for". IMAGES
The Italian Minister for Family and Equal Opportunities and member of the Italia Viva party, Elena Bonetti, arrives for a cabinet meeting at the Palazzo Chigi as the country's coalition government is on the brink of collapse. Former prime minister Matteo Renzi is widely expected to withdraw his small Italia Viva (IV) party from the ruling coalition. IMAGES
Between 300 and 400 people, mostly nurses from Bordeaux University Hospital, demonstrate near the hospital the day after the French government announced an overhaul of the healthcare system, which aims to improve the care of patients and the working conditions of medical staff. IMAGES
As anti-fuel hike protests take over roads and fuel depots around France, nurses demonstrate in Paris against President Emmanuel Macron's health reform plans, accusing the government of catering to doctors' lobbies. IMAGES
Heads of France's labour unions meet with French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe and Labour Minister Muriel Pénicaud to discover the full extent of reforms to the French labour code. IMAGES
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