Denmark removes a public holiday

The Danish Parliament abolishes a public holiday to finance the army. The monster demonstrations will not have changed anything. Denmark has just scratched the day of the feast of prayers from the calendar after centuries of existence. “The majority of the population does not want us to cut corners on holidays, but this majority is not represented in Parliament”plague Ken Patrick Petersson, president of the FOA union.

In Belgium, progress against Charcot’s disease

In the UK, the number of homeless people is increasing. Simon Gilhrist, former soldier, testifies: People take cocaine, heroin, alcohol to support the situation. In a few months, the number of homeless people jumped by 25%, in particular because of the rise in rents. In Belgium, hope for Charcot’s disease. Sam, suffering from the disease, sees his muscles paralyze. But thanks to a treatment developed by Belgian researchers, this paralysis is slowed down.