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De-escalation process begins in France

Paris, May 3 (EFE) .- (Camera: Martí Rodríguez) France began on Monday a gradual de-escalation process that plans to lift almost all restrictions by the end of June and whose first stage is for high school students to return to face-to-face classes.FOOTAGE OF PARIS AND ITS MONTPARNASSE STATION.SOUNDBITES AND TRANSLATIONS OF:1- Damien, 22 years old, student: "Right now I am going to the south, to a friend's house. We were waiting for the de-escalation to be able to travel because it is not very civic to travel during confinement. I would like the Government to decide to vaccinate us, young people, first because we are the ones who suffer the most from the pandemic. (The measure I would like to be eliminated is) the curfew. I don't understand: does the virus circulate more at night than in the morning?"2- Alexy, 34 years old, a worker in the logistics sector: "The only thing that changes the new phase is that I no longer have to carry an attestation, but the rest, by keeping the curfew, is the same: from home to work and from work to home. (The measure I would like to be eliminated is) the curfew, so that we can have a little fun, meet friends ... "3- Gaude, 37 years old, works in communication: "(The entry into the first phase) allows us to move around the country. Now I am going to see some friends in Toulouse. That gives me a small feeling of freedom, especially compared to last year's situation ”(Your children went back to school last week. Was it a relief?) Yes, because they no longer knew what to do with their time. And they also wanted to see their friends, the teacher ...4- Guinael, 46 years old: "My partner and I, will take advantage of the fact that the ban on travelling more than 10 kilometres has been lifted to go to Brittany to see my parent."