This Tuesday, August 20, Joe Biden officially passed the torch to Kamala Harris, Thierry Henry is no longer the coach of the French U21 team and in “What’s this summer like?” Mattieu had a roller coaster summer.
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On Tuesday, August 20, Joe Biden officially said goodbye to the White House and passed the torch to Kamala Harris at the Democratic convention in Chicago. In a 50-minute speech, the American president defended his record, called Donald Trump a “loser” and a “reprise of justice” and assured that he will continue to work until the end of his term in January 2025, in particular to free the Hamas hostages and find a way out of the war in Gaza.
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In the United States, Joe Biden passed the torch to Kamala Harris to cheers and tears from delegates at the Democratic convention. pic.twitter.com/OpBoyM3xU8
— franceinfo (@franceinfo) August 20, 2024
Thierry Henry is leaving his position as coach of the French U21 team, one year before the end of his contract. The former 98 world champion is leaving for “personal reasons” according to the FFF. Arriving in 2023, “Titi” will have managed to make history in French football by winning a silver medal at the Paris Olympic Games.
New episode of “Ça dit quoi cet été?”, in which your podcast follows young people supported by the Chemins d’avenirs association. Today, a review of a roller coaster summer for Mattieu, who now has his baccalaureate and a place in school!
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