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Paris (France), Sep 4 (EFE / EPA).- (Camera: Christophe Petit-Tesson) Dozens of people protested this Saturday near the Eiffel Tower in Paris, rejecting the obligation to have the health certificate for a large part of the activities of social life. FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN PARIS.
Paris (France), Aug 21 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Christophe Petit-Tesson) Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets on Saturday in France to protest for the sixth consecutive Saturday against the need to have a health certificate for the good part of the activities of social life, perceived in practice as an obligation to be vaccinated.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN PARIS.
Paris, Aug 7 (EFE).- (Camera: Marta Garde) Opponents of the health certificate in France and the set of measures adopted by the French Executive to contain the new wave of the pandemic took on Saturday for the fourth consecutive Saturday the streets of the country, where tens of thousands of people congregated.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN PARIS. SOUNDBITES OF ONE OF THE PARISIAN MANIFESTATIONS AGAINST THE SANITARY CERTIFICATE.TRANSLATIONS:1.- Franck, 51-year-old engineer:- I am here because I oppose the health pass, which in my opinion is liberticidal and erodes the equality pact- These are measures that I believe are disproportionate to the health situation.2.- Marie, participant in a protest.I am going to boycott, although in any case, I have no other choice, all the shops in which they ask for the health pass. I go to fairs, markets, there will be certain activities that I will not be able to do. It's going to be financially difficult, but I agree to take that risk. I think what is currently happening is much more important than my financial efforts, let's say.
Prime Minister Gabriel Attal pledged to pump "an additional 32 billion euros" into the national healthcare system in the next five years, promising the continuation of a "massive investment" in public hospitals. "Parmi tous les problèmes à résoudre, l’hôpital est en haut de la pile", déclare le Premier ministre, qui visitait avec la nouvelle ministre du Travail, de la Santé et des Solidarités, Catherine Vautrin, le centre hospitalier universitaire de Dijon. (Complète VID34ET6XV_FR) SOUNDBITE
Wearing white laboratory coat and hair net, French President Emmanuel Macron tours the production site in Chartres, southwest of Paris, of Novo Nordisk . In a deal to be sealed officially with Macron today, Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk will invest 2.1 billion euros ($2.3 billion) in this existing facility to expand capacity for a blockbuster anti-obesity drug. Novo Nordisk is the European Union's most valuable company with market capitalisation of around $460 billion, mostly thanks to growing use of its anti-diabetes drugs as weight-loss derivatives. IMAGES
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