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For its series “The French soap opera” (2023-2024 season), the magazine “1:15 p.m. on Sunday” went as close as possible to the French, to the heart of their daily lives.
For eleven seasons now, “The French soap opera” of “1:15 p.m. Sunday“(X, #1:15 p.m.) sets out to meet citizens and recount their daily lives, the good and bad times they involve, delivering striking testimonies.
For this new issue, the “1:15 p.m. on Sunday” teams decided to focus on the impact of current events on our everyday heroes.
Medical desert, school dropouts and paying agricultural fair
One in three inhabitants in France is in a medical desert. Philippe, a doctor in Creuse, is all the more happy to train his successor: a young doctor from Malta.
The future at the heart of concerns or how to fight against school dropout? Well, baking can help! Khalid, the pastry chef from the Cévennes, makes his students review the basics of mathematics.
Two euros, a sum that doesn’t seem huge, but it’s the first time that the Lessay agricultural fair in Normandy, one of the largest fairs in the country, has paid for… In this lean period, that will- will it put off the 50,000 visitors expected there?
A report by Marion Banchais and the “13h15” team.
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