This Tuesday, October 24, Emmanuel Macron arrived in Israel, the Grévin museum must present a new less white wax statue to represent the actor Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, and 100 undocumented workers exploited on the Olympic construction sites.
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This Tuesday, October 24, Emmanuel Macron arrived in Israel where, as soon as he got off the plane, he met families of French victims of the Hamas attack on October 7. The president will then meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He wishes to express France’s “full solidarity” with Israel but also to defend the idea of a truce to facilitate the release of the hostages and relaunch a peace process with the creation of a Palestinian state neighboring Israel.
After the controversy on social networks, the Grévin museum must present this Tuesday morning the new version of the wax statue of Dwayne Johnson. The Canadian-American actor himself reacted to his too-light wax double by asking the Parisian museum for improvements, “starting with his skin color.”
And then 275 days before the Olympic Games, around a hundred undocumented workers claim to be victims of unscrupulous employers almost organized like mafia networks. According to an investigation by the Radio France Investigation Unit, these workers are not paid for their overtime, do not benefit from sick leave and, as soon as they turn against their employers, see the companies disappear.
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