This Thursday, April 11, PSG supporters are frustrated by Mbappé’s performance in the Champions League, senators want to cut certain functions of social networks in the event of riots and students housed in CROUS are starting to leave their place for the Olympics .
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This Thursday, April 11, it was a painful awakening for PSG supporters, beaten (3-2) at home by Barcelona in the quarter-final first leg of the Champions League. “Mbappé was rubbish!”, annoys one of the supporters in this episode. The Parisian striker, who assured three weeks ago that he would not be “disturbed”, will have to regain his level to hope for a “comeback”, in five days in Barcelona.
Faced with violence, what is the responsibility of social networks? Nine months after the riots following Nahel’s death, senators want to cut certain features in the event of new urban violence.
And then, 106 days before the Olympic Games, 80 Parisian students begin to leave their CROUS accommodation this Thursday. In total, 2,000 students will undergo this forced move to make way for law enforcement, caregivers and other volunteers.
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