Enquanto isso, no Brasil, a exquerde aplaude o casório entre macron e lule, e a consequente entrega da nossa ayahuasca.
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Enquanto isso, no Brasil, a exquerde aplaude o casório entre macron e lule, e a consequente entrega da nossa ayahuasca.
Tomado de: @lavaleentinaa
Mar. 8 Headlines
WORLD NEWS
Myanmar: Security forces kill 2 anti-coup protesters (AP)
“The Irrawaddy newspaper said the victims were shot in the head during anti-coup protests in Myitkyina in Kachin State. Graphic video on social media showed protesters in the street backing away from tear gas, responding with rocks, then fleeing after a fusillade of what seemed to be automatic gunfire. To date, the government’s violent crackdown has left more than 50 protesters dead.”
Senegal: Opposition leader Ousmane Sonko released on bail (BBC)
“A judge in Senegal has released opposition leader Ousmane Sonko on bail after days of deadly protests sparked by his arrest last week. Police have deployed armoured cars in the city in the wake of several days of clashes in which at least eight people were killed, including a teenager in the southern town of Diaobé - the most serious violence Senegal has seen for several years.”
Meghan and Harry: “I didn’t want to be alive any more” (BBC)
“In a deeply personal TV interview, Meghan told Oprah Winfrey that she did not get help when she asked for it. She said a low point was when Harry was asked by an unnamed family member ‘how dark’ their son Archie's skin might be.”
US NEWS
Covid: What happens next with stimulus bill (CNN)
“People could start seeing the $1,400 stimulus payments hit their bank accounts within days of Biden signing the bill -- which is expected to happen soon after the House votes on Tuesday. Still, millions of people could be at risk of missing out because the IRS does not know how to reach them. An estimated 8 million eligible people did not get the first stimulus payment, worth up to $1,200, which was approved last year and delivered over the spring and summer.”
George Floyd: Juror selection in Chauvin trial (BBC)
“Now the former US police officer Derek Chauvin faces trial on second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter charges. Each potential juror has already been asked to fill in a 16-page questionnaire about the case. Key questions include: How many times did you see the video of George Floyd’s death? Did you participate in marches against police brutality and, if so, did you carry a sign?”
Microsoft: European Banking Authority hit by hack (BBC)
“The EU body said personal data may have been accessed from its servers. Microsoft Exchange servers are widely used for email by major businesses and governments. But few organisations have yet admitted being hit by the attack. The cyber-attack had exploited a vulnerability in Microsoft's Exchange email system - or sometimes used stolen passwords - to look like someone who should have access to the system, Microsoft said.”
Sénégal : l'Assemblée nationale réduit les pouvoirs présidentiels, tensions exacerbées
Au Sénégal, une réforme constitutionnelle controversée a été adoptée ce lundi par l’Assemblée nationale, renforçant les prérogatives des députés au détriment de celles du président. Le vote, acquis à une large majorité, s’est déroulé dans un climat de vive tension, tant à l’intérieur de l’hémicycle que dans les rues de Dakar, où les forces de l’ordre ont dispersé des manifestants à coups de gaz…
Le peuple, l’Assemblée nationale et la Constitution : décryptage d’une formule qui fait débat au Sénégal La déclaration d’Ousmane Sonko sur le pouvoir constituant relance un débat fondamental : que dit réellement la Constitution du Sénégal de 2016 sur la souveraineté populaire, le rôle du Parlement et la révision constitutionnelle ?... https://boubs.xyz/2026/06/23/peuple-assemblee-nationale-constitution-pouvoir-constituant-senegal/
Quand le football devient une arme politique à double tranchant
Il suffit parfois d’une question anodine sur un pronostic sportif pour que le masque tombe et que l’idéologie surgisse en pleine lumière. À la veille du match France-Sénégal dans le cadre de la phase de groupes de la Coupe du monde 2026, Ousmane Sonko, président de l’Assemblée nationale sénégalaise et ancien Premier ministre, s’est livré à un exercice qui n’avait de footballistique que le…
Sénégal : Ousmane Sonko, ancien Premier ministre limogé, élu à la présidence de l'Assemblée nationale
Au Sénégal, le bras de fer entre le président Bassirou Diomaye Faye et son ancien Premier ministre Ousmane Sonko vient de prendre un nouveau tournant. À peine limogé de ses fonctions de chef du gouvernement, Sonko a été élu ce lundi à la présidence de l’Assemblée nationale, une manœuvre qui pourrait considérablement compliquer la tâche du chef de l’État. Une ascension fulgurante après le…
Sénégal : Bassirou Diomaye Faye limoge Ousmane Sonko et dissout le gouvernement
Dans un décret surprise lu à la télévision nationale, le président sénégalais Bassirou Diomaye Faye a mis fin aux fonctions de son Premier ministre Ousmane Sonko et dissous l’ensemble du gouvernement. La décision, annoncée par un conseiller présidentiel, met un terme à des mois de tensions croissantes entre les deux hommes, pourtant alliés politiques de longue date. Ousmane Sonko, figure…