This Friday, April 12, the MeToo wave arrives at the hospital after revelations about emergency physician Patrick Pelloux, the American state of Tennessee on the verge of arming teachers and Baldur’s Gate III wins the BAFTA for video game year.
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This Friday, April 12, “we can no longer do anything”, “it was for fun”, defends the very media emergency doctor Patrick Pelloux, accused of moral and sexual harassment. The #MeToo wave arrives at the hospital. The union of Paris hospital interns is launching a call for testimonies.
To fight against gun violence, the leading cause of death among children in the United States, the state of Tennessee is about to authorize teachers to carry weapons themselves in class, from kindergarten to in my last year.
And then, “Baldur’s Gate III”, already sold 10 million copies since its release in August 2023, won the BAFTA for video game of the year at the British Games Awards. The opportunity to ask “À dit quoi” listeners what their favorite game of the year was.
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