This Monday, January 15, the island of Reunion is crossed by a cyclone, comments from the Minister of National Education, who transferred her children to a private school, are controversial, and the YouTuber Théodort deleted all his videos , announcing the end of LOAT.
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This Monday, January 15, the island of Reunion is placed on purple alert as Cyclone Belal prepares to cross it in the morning. Winds of up to 250 km/h and waves up to 15 meters high are expected. Residents, as well as emergency services and law enforcement, are prohibited from leaving their homes.
The new Minister of National Education denies the information from Libération according to which she enrolled her eldest son in a private school after the refusal of a teacher to make him skip a class. Amélie Oudéa-Castéra started by justifying her decision by her “frustration” at the “packages of hours” of teaching not replaced during the absences of teachers at public schools.
And then the Youtuber with 2.8 million subscribers deleted all his videos from the YouTube platform this weekend before publishing a new one in which he announced the end of LOAT, his studio which he shared notably with Joyca and Mastu. “That doesn’t mean I’m going to stop YouTube, but it will be different,” he explains.
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