Les Etats-Unis toujours dans l’attente des résultats des élections, l’attention se tourne déjà vers 2024

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Les résultats complets des élections législatives de mi-mandat se faisaient toujours attendre jeudi aux Etats-Unis, où Joe Biden s’est félicité que son camp ait déjoué les pronostics d’une défaite cuisante, mais l’attention se…

Les résultats complets des élections législatives de mi-mandat se faisaient toujours attendre jeudi aux Etats-Unis, où Joe Biden s’est félicité que son camp ait déjoué les pronostics d’une défaite cuisante, mais l’attention se déplaçait déjà vers la présidentielle de 2024.

Le président démocrate va probablement devoir composer avec une Chambre des représentants aux mains des républicains, ce qui compliquera le reste de son mandat, mais la victoire de ses opposants s’annonce nettement plus courte que ce qu’ils pensaient.

Le contrôle du Sénat, lui, était encore incertain. La composition finale de la chambre haute, suspendue à trois sièges, ne devrait en effet être connue que dans des semaines. Car le comptage des voix en Arizona et au Nevada pourrait encore prendre plusieurs jours, et en Géorgie, un second tour est prévu le 6 décembre.

Longtemps, les républicains ont cru avoir un boulevard pour reprendre les deux chambres à leurs rivaux, promettant une “vague rouge”, voire un “tsunami”.

“Cela ne s’est pas produit”, s’est réjoui Joe Biden, 79 ans, mercredi lors d’une conférence de presse tout sourire, en affirmant que le 8 novembre, jour de ces élections historiquement périlleuses pour le parti en place, fut “un bon jour pour la démocratie”.

Le président avait grandement axé sa campagne sur la défense de la démocratie et des droits, notamment celui à l’avortement. Il avait exhorté les Américains à faire barrage à la frange la plus extrême du camp conservateur et sa “philosophie MAGA extrême”, allant jusqu’à qualifier son idéologie de “semi fascisme”.

L’acronyme MAGA fait référence au slogan emblématique de l’ancien président Donald Trump, “Make America Great Again” (Rendre à l’Amérique sa grandeur), qui continue à marteler que l’élection présidentielle de 2020 lui a été “volée” par Joe Biden.

Les républicains, eux, ont davantage insisté dans leur campagne sur l’économie et l’inflation, qui a atteint des niveaux record.

2024, déjà

Interrogé mercredi sur l’élection de 2024, le président Biden a redit avoir “l’intention” de briguer un second mandat, mais qu’il le confirmerait “en début d’année prochaine”.

Car la course à la Maison Blanche s’organise déjà.

M. Trump, très présent lors de la campagne pour les élections de mi-mandat, serait prêt à se lancer de nouveau à la conquête du 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue: il a promis une “très grande annonce” le 15 novembre.

Mais les performances plus que mitigées de ses poulains jettent une ombre sur ses projets et questionnent sa réputation de faiseur de rois.

Lui-même a concédé sur sa plateforme Truth Social que “d’une certaine manière”, les résultats des “midterms” étaient “quelque peu décevants”. 

Avant de s’en prendre jeudi au “faux récit des médias corrompus selon lequel je suis en colère à propos des midterms”. “Je ne suis pas du tout en colère, j’ai fait un excellent boulot (je n’étais pas candidat!) et je suis très occupé à regarder vers l’avenir”, a-t-il lancé, assurant avoir choisi “tellement de gagnants” parmi ses protégés.

Tout le monde n’est pas du même avis. Propriété de l’influente famille Murdoch, le tabloïd New York Post, connu pour ses critiques acerbes des démocrates et jusqu’à récemment favorable à l’ancien président, l’a accusé d’avoir “saboté” le scrutin pour les républicains, l’affublant dans ses colonnes du surnom “Trump le Toxique”.

Surtout, les élections ont permis de conforter son rival républicain le plus en vue aujourd’hui, le gouverneur de Floride Ron DeSantis, triomphalement réélu mardi.

M. DeSantis a prononcé un discours de victoire largement perçu comme se projetant vers 2024. “Le combat ne fait que commencer”, a lancé celui qui a fait de la Floride un laboratoire pour ses idées et peut-être un tremplin vers la Maison Blanche.

Quant à l’ancien vice-président Mike Pence, également pressenti pour la prochaine présidentielle, il a opportunément publié au lendemain des élections un extrait de ses mémoires. Son livre, dans lequel il raconte les pressions subies pour renverser les résultats de la présidentielle de 2020, sort le 15 novembre – le même jour que l’annonce promise par Donald Trump.

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L’ancien président américain Donald Trump à Palm Beach, le 8 novembre 2022 en Floride
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le gouverneur de Floride, Ron DeSantis, avec sa femme Casey DeSantis et ses enfants, le 8 novembre 2022 à Tampa, en Floride
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Le président américain Joe Biden et la Première dame Jill Biden lors d’une cérémonie organisée par le comité national démocrate pour remercier les employés de campagne, le 10 novembre 2022 à Washington
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How one young man has built his business by ‘word of mouth’ Loop Jamaica

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Equipped with experience in maintenance and repair, Jerome Swaby made the bold decision to start his own business two years ago.

Undaunted by uncertainty caused by the pandemic, a confident Swaby built Swaby’s Maintenance Services by yielding referrals from satisfied customers.

Watch the video below by Richard Baker for more on his entrepreneurial journey.

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AT LEAST 200,000 consumers are currently without a pipeborne water supply at present, WASA has said,

This is mostly for technical reasons, including disruptions at a number of plants in both Trinidad and Tobago because of bad weather and high river levels over the past several days.

WASA (the Water and Sewerage Authority) said it expects the affected plants and pipelines to be up and running “within the next few hours” and for customers to start seeing pipeborne water on Friday.

WASA hosted a brief media conference on Thursday, by which time the weather had improved in most of the areas where operations were affected.

WASA chairman Ravindra Nanga said the authority continues to face challenges with operations and disruption in service to customers in the north, east and Tobago.

“Due to the high river levels, our plants are down, with the intakes being clogged,” he said. But weather permitting, he said the majority of plants should be up and running and service restored within 24 hours.

Service has also been disrupted in Tobago. WASA’s acting director of operations Shaira Ali said a crew there was busy with clean-up activity to restore the facilities to full operation. They are at Hillsborough West, Highlands Road and Charlotteville.

Ali said the weather earlier on Thursday presented “significant challenges at the authority with respect to the surface source treatment facilities.”

In some instances, conditions were improving and WASA was able to restart several plants.

“Yesterday (Wednesday) we encountered two breaks on the 42-inch transmission main ( at Daniel Trace and Pine Settlement, Valencia) that supplies water from the plant to several of the off takes which supply the communities.

She said crews were immediately mobilised to both sites and had been working intensely overnight.

Because of “the challenges with the weather system, the high levels of rainfall and the river conditions,” she said, WASA was “able to mobilise works last night. Crews were working (continuously) with the weather conditions as they were.”

She said a crew remains at Daniel Trace, where there are several challenges, particularly the terrain, being in a forested area. The crew at Pine Settlement also faces difficult conditions, Ali said, because of the high river level.

But, she said, “We have equipment mobilised. We have the expertise, the engineers, the managers; they are all on site and all efforts are being made at this time to go into the second repair and have that completed over the next several hours.”

She admitted the time frame for completion of repairs would depend on the weather at the various sites.

Ali said WASA was also engaged in other “major items of works” being co-ordinated in East Trinidad, particularly at the North Oropouche Water Treatment Plant in Valencia, which services over 100,000 customers in the East-West Corridor, from Sangre Grande to Five Rivers, Arouca.

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Manzanilla and environs

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Maloney Gardens; Five Rivers

Bon Air West and surrounding communities.

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Guanapo Water Treatment Plant, which supplies Arima

Matura and Tompire Water Treatment Plants, which supply Toco, Matura and environs

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This Good News Day, we are highlighting this Caribbean Creator, Barbadian Fabian Reeves.

When Loop stumbled upon a brightly coloured box with amazing detail work and graphics, it was hard to believe that the item was indeed a casket. It was a final resting place of beauty. We quickly got to searching to find the artist behind the work and that’s when we got introduced to Fabian.

Fabian chatted with us in his St Michael home before taking us into his work area and telling us his story and the story of Affordable AF.

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Fabian said that this new career choice dropped into his lap during the hard financial times of COVID. He said that when he had to bury his dad unexpectedly, the exorbitant cost of a casket made him consider doing the job himself. Taught the basics by his uncle, Fabian got to work and gave his dad a memorable send off.

Then before he could as Bajans say ‘catch his hand good’, death came knocking on his door again. This time, he was tasked with making a casket for the mother of his children from his previous relationship.

Both of these caskets called for Fabian to draw on some inner strength because his emotions were at work as well as he poured into these pieces.

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Justin Pile left Barbados when he was 21 years old to pursue basketball, and despite the pandemic and all its challenges, he has been able in just four years to move up the ranks to captain his team in Oklahoma now.

my second season… got cut short due to COVID after just playing four games

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A former student of the Garrison Secondary School in Paddock Road, Justin said that’s where he first started playing basketball. At 6’5″ and matching up against players who are 6’7″ and taller, Justin said he tried and played a lot of different sports, and though his height is not the ideal basketballer height, he confessed, “I fell in love with basketball.”

With his stature in consideration, Loop asked Justin who inspires him and his game. He said, “My favorite player is Lebron [James] but being an undersized forward I try to mold my game after Demar Derozan”.

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So how did the Barbados player get from the Rock in the 246 to the 405 Oklahoma? Justin explained, “Well, I attended an exposure camp in Trinidad where I got a film of me playing and I also learnt how to reach out to coaches and schools and how to be seen.

“From there I was contacted by the coach from Panhandle State.”

Playing there for the last four years, Justin said, “My first two years that I played was a huge learning curve, especially my second season when the league got cut short due to COVID after just playing four games.

“In my third and current season I am the starting power forward and captain.”

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Asked what’s his hope for after college, he confidently shared, “After college I aspire to play professionally and then go into coaching after.”

Justin has one more year in college, and as it relates to his dream team, with a laugh, he said, “If I ever get the opportunity to play in the NBA, I’d play for any team,”

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Classé dans la catégorie des week-end à rallonge, cette fin de semaine promet des rendez-vous sportifs aux quatre coins de l’île, dans de nombreuses disciplines.

VOLLEY-BALL 5e journée  RC Arlésien – Rayon, un derby
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Chez les hommes, le derby entre le RC Arlésien et
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Aux Anses-d’Arlet : RC Arlésien – Rayon 

Dimanche à 10 heures 

A Trinité : Empire – Good Luck

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Aux Anses-d’Arlet : Rayon-FEP Monésie 

A Sainte-Luce : Espoir-RC Arlésien 

Dimanche à 8 heures 

A Trinité : Empire-Aiglon 

Dimanche à 9 heures 

Au Saint-Esprit : Starball Club-JS
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Ce jeudi, un surveillant pénitentiaire a été victime de violence physique et verbale. C’est ce que dénonce le syndicat FO Justice, dans un communiqué. 

Les faits se seraient ainsi passés vers 11h30, lors de la distribution du repas de midi au Centre de Détention 2. Selon FO, le détenu, incarcéré pour des faits de violence avec arme et libérable en 2024, serait déjà « habitué à agresser les personnels de surveillance », avec 5 procédures à son actif. 

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Ce matin, il aurait ainsi refusé d’obtempérer à un ordre de l’officier de secteur, concernant « des éléments de sécurité » se trouvant à l’intérieur de sa cellule. 

Après les insultes et injures, le détenu aurait asséné « une violente gifle, limite coup de poing en plein visage » au surveillant. L’homme était finalement maîtrisé avec difficulté et a été placé au quartier disciplinaire de la prison de Ducos. 

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Des exploitations agricoles recherchent repreneurs au « Grand JT des Territoires » sur TV5 Monde

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Vidéo Grand JT des Territoires

Retrouvez, chaque semaine, le « Grand JT des Territoires » de Cyril Viguier, diffusé sur TV5 Monde, en partenariat avec France-Antilles.

« Le Grand JT des Territoires » de Cyril Viguier est diffusé sur TV5 Monde et les chaînes de télévision locales et régionales de la TNT. Il présente l’actualité vue par l’ensemble des médias régionaux. 

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AGRICULTURE : EXPLOITATION RECHERCHE REPRENEUR

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Les skippers guadeloupéens naviguent à des allures diverses. Cependant Kéni Piperol est actuellement le leader dans la catégorie class 40

Apres une journée de course pour la Route du Rhum – Destination Guadeloupe, les 138 navigateurs engagés dans la 12e édition ont connu des fortunes diverses.

Tous sont en direction de la Guadeloupe après avoir passé le Cap Fréhel.

 

Charles Caudrelier en tête dans la catégorie Ultim 32/23

Charles Caudrelier du Maxi Edmond de Rothschild occupe la tête de sa catégorie, suivi de François Gabart (SVR-LAZARTIGUE) et Thomas Coville (Sodebo Ultim 3)

 

Voici le pointage pour les skippers guadeloupéens après un peu plus de 24 heures de course.

 

Kéni Piperol mène la danse chez les class 40

Keni Piperol (Captain’ Alternance) dispose d’une avance de presque 3 mks nautique sur Alex Mehran (Polka Dot) et Marc Lepesqueux (CURIUM life forward).

Kéni Piperol avance à une vitesse moyenne de 5,6 noeuds.

 

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Les skippers antillais avancent à des rythmes très différents

Dans les autres catégories, les skippers:

– Dans la catégorie Ocean Fifty, Thibaud Vauchel-Camus (Solidaires en peloton) est cinquième à 13 kms du leader.

– Dans la catégorie Imoca, Damien Séguin (Groupe Apicil) est 21e à 97 kms de Louis Duc. Il a gagné 6 places durant les dernières heures.

Rodolphe Sépho (Rêve de large) lui a dû faire une escale technique à Roscoff. Il occupe la 35e place à 145 kms du leader.

– Chez les Rhum Multi, David Ducosson (Trilogik – Dys de Coeur) est en 14e position à 89 km du leader Brieuc Maisonneuve (CMA Île-de-France – 60 000 rebonds).

Etienne Hochedé (Pir 2) est dernier de cette catégorie (16e) à 114 kms du leader.

– En Rhum Mono, Willy Bissainte (Tradisyon Gwadloup) est 4ème de sa catégorie à 16 kms de Wilfrid Clerton (CAP AU CAP LOCATION)

 

Sacha Daunar, victime d’une otite est lui retourné à Saint-Malo.

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