22 YEAR FRENCH STUDENT IMMOLATED HIMSELF IN DESPAIR TO DENOUNCE PRECARIOUSNESS

ANAS K IS 90% BURNED STILL HOSPITALIZED

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Washington DC, 11/14/2019, 00:37 Time

USPA NEWS - The 22-year-old political science student, Anas K., immolated himself. He set fire to his clothes after spraying himself with gasoline in a desperate gesture, denouncing the precariousness of the students in France, in Lyon, four days ago. He could not live with 45 € per monthThe victim of this act of desperation is sending between life and death, hospitalized, as currently between life and death, Anas survived, yet he is burned 90%. His family describes a very committed student who was the pride of his family. The gesture of immolation of student Anas K. is spectacularly sad and eminently political, even a "sacrifice" to denounce the precariousness and poverty of students, in a country despite all rich as France. Since then, many protests have been expressing their anger in many big cities of France. In paris, yesterday in the evening, press dude 400 including a dozen very angry, have degraded the entrance gate of the Ministry of Higher Education and rampage and force entry by seeking to get in, while leaving messages " Vidal Resignation "and" Precarious Kills "(" Vidal "being the name of the Minister of Higher Education)

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APIVIA COASTING TO SALAVADOR LEAVING PODIUM GYBING BATTLE BEHIND

FRENCH DU CHARLIE DALIN & YANN ELIES

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Washngton Dc, 11/10/2019, 18:55 Time

USPA NEWS - The French duo of Charlie Dalin and Yann Eliès on the latest generation 60ft foiling monohull, Apivia, appeared to be coasting to victory, literally, in the Transat Jacque Vabre Normandie Le Havre on Saturday afternoon. At the 15:00 UTC ranking, Apivia, cantering down the northeast coast of Brazil towards the finish line in the Bay of All Saints in Salvador de Bahia, led by 232 miles with just 155 to go. The latest routing continues to have them crossing the line at 02:00 UTC.
“(The wind) has just softened. So far we’ve had 15/16 knots of wind, we’ve been making 13 knots; we’re slower but the conditions are good, it's smooth. We passed a lot of fishermen during the night, they don’t have AIS, just a small white light, so we spent the night on lookout. We crossed paths with a few cargo ships as well. “I haven’t made the calculations yet, but I think that after midnight UTC we’ll be outside the bay. We’re trying to look after the boat, but we’ll just play the wind that we get during the day; we’ll stay in race mode until the end! We passed the point where we are closer to the finish than the second boat is to us.

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