Vers la reprise graduelle des activit?s scolaires dans la Grand’Anse, apr?s des mois de crise

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Sous l’initiative de la direction d?partementale du minist?re de l’?ducation nationale et de la Formation professionnelle (MENFP) une rencontre a ?t? organis?e, le vendredi 4 novembre, avec les responsables des institutions scolaires priv?es et publiques du d?partement de la Grand’Anse. L’objectif ?tait de trouver un consensus avec les diff?rents acteurs pour la reprise des activit?s scolaires troubl?es par la crise du carburant depuis plusieurs mois.

Les responsables et directeurs d’?coles dans plusieurs communes, telles que Beaumont, Anse d’Hainault, Dame-Marie et Les Irois, ont donn? la garantie au directeur d?partemental, Marcel Jeanty, qu’ils feront le n?cessaire pour faciliter cette reprise pr?vue le lundi 7 novembre.

“Nous avons pu rencontrer les acteurs cl?s afin de voir comment trouver une meilleure strat?gie pour permettre aux ?l?ves de reprendre le chemin de l’?cole graduellement comme indiqu? le Ministre Nesmy Manigat”, a soulign? le directeur d?partemental, Marcel Jeanty, au journal.

Entre-temps, d’autres jouent la carte de la prudence et pr?f?rent attendre le 14 novembre pour rouvrir leurs portes.

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Jordan Bardella, le premier derrière Marine Le Pen

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Elu samedi à la tête du Rassemblement national, Jordan Bardella, 27 ans, s’affiche comme le premier supporter de Marine Le Pen, une filiation qui consacre autant qu’elle paralyse…

Elu samedi à la tête du Rassemblement national, Jordan Bardella, 27 ans, s’affiche comme le premier supporter de Marine Le Pen, une filiation qui consacre autant qu’elle paralyse, pour l’heure, des ambitions réputées immenses.

Avec 85% des suffrages recueillis parmi quelque 26.000 votants, celui qui se présente comme issu d’un milieu populaire en ayant passé sa jeunesse en Seine-Saint-Denis savoure son sacre, énième marche d’un escalier monté quatre à quatre depuis qu’il a pris sa carte au Front national il y a une douzaine d’années.

Costume impeccable et sourire éclatant, le jeune colleur d’affiches est vite repéré par l’appareil frontiste autant soucieux de dédiabolisation que de professionnalisation au tournant des années 2010. 

La discipline du jeune homme, des facilités d’apprentissage ainsi que son entregent le propulsent sous le chaperonnage de Florian Philippot, à l’époque N.2 du parti, auprès de qui il consent au virage social et souverainiste en vogue au FN.

Bien davantage que ses convictions, c’est la plasticité de ce vingtenaire qui va assurer son succès.

Jordan Bardella se montre ainsi tout aussi à l’aise lorsqu’il fraie avec le très droitier Frédéric Châtillon, ex-patron de l’officine depuis dissoute du GUD et ami de longue date de Marine Le Pen. 

Frédéric Châtillon disgracié, Jordan Bardella sent le vent tourner et devient assistant parlementaire du discret mais incontournable Jean-François Jalkh, avant de trouver un nouveau mentor, Philippe Olivier, beau-frère et principal conseiller de Marine Le Pen. En entamant une relation avec Nolwenn Olivier, fille de Philippe Olivier et Marie-Caroline Le Pen, Jordan Bardella entre ainsi  dans le clan.  

L’histoire s’accélère pour le bon élève en 2019 lorsqu’il prend la tête de la liste RN aux Européennes, à seulement 24 ans. Les  grincements de dents face à cette ascension éclair s’estompent au soir du scrutin lorsque la liste arrive en tête.

Devenu populaire auprès de la base militante, Jordan Bardella se révèle surtout sur les plateaux de télévision où son aisance et son habileté mettent parfois en difficulté des contradicteurs chevronnés.

Il s’attire toutefois des inimitiés lorsqu’il est désigné président par intérim du parti en 2021 par Marine Le Pen, au grand dam de Louis Aliot.

“Compromis nationaliste”

Au-delà des ambitions, sa ligne politique interroge: que pense vraiment celui que ses détracteurs traitent de “Frankestein” ou “cyborg”, “créature” modelée de toutes pièces du clan Le Pen?

“Ni droite, ni gauche”, comme le clame la patronne du RN? Ses amitiés sont pourtant nombreuses dans la mouvance “identitaire”, cette frange droitière essentialiste et ethniciste. Jordan Bardella a d’ailleurs fourni les armes à ses contempteurs lorsqu’il a repris à son compte la théorie complotiste du “grand remplacement”, une ligne rouge à laquelle Marine Le Pen s’était toujours refusée.

Le mois dernier, Louis Aliot avait fustigé “les excès pratiqués par le Front national d’un autre temps”, sans citer nommément son concurrent. Samedi, Steeve Briois, lui, ne s’est pas embarrassé de précautions en fustigeant un “rabougrissement” du parti, selon lui “en train de céder au grand +compromis nationaliste+” ou “l’union des droites radicales” avec le vingtenaire à sa tête.

Aussi acerbe soit-elle, la critique porte pour l’instant peu au RN, où Jordan Bardella cultive une image de loyauté envers Marine Le Pen, dont il jure épouser la ligne politique.

Il s’est par ailleurs attiré le soutien quasi-unanime des 89 députés à l’Assemblée, qui ont multiplié les comités d’accueil dans leurs circonscriptions lors de la campagne interne.

Mais son élection à la tête du parti dissimule mal un invariant: c’est Marine Le Pen qui conserve plus que jamais le pouvoir sur l’extrême droite française, déjà désignée candidate à la présidentielle de 2027.

Quelle place pour le dauphin désormais condamné au coup d’éclat ou à demeurer encore de longues années dans l’ombre de Le Pen ? Quitte à prendre le risque de réaliser la vieille prophétie de Jean-Marie Le Pen, maintes fois vérifiée dans le parti: “le destin de dauphin est parfois de s’échouer”.

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Jordan Bardella en campagne sur un marché le 5 novembre 2015 à Aulnay-sous-Bois
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Jordan Bardella, élu le 5 novembre 2022 à la tête du Rassemblement national, à Paris le 5 septembre 2022
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Le président par intérim du Rassemblement National (RN) Jordan Bardella et la présidente du groupe RN à l’Assemblée nationale Marine Le Pen, le 29 juin 2022 à Paris
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L’auteur présumé de l’incendie meurtrier dans un bar en Russie arrêté

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La police a annoncé avoir arrêté l’auteur présumé d’un violent incendie dans un bar à Kostroma, à 300 kilomètres au nord-est de Moscou, qui a fait au moins 13 morts dans la nuit de vendredi à…

La police a annoncé avoir arrêté l’auteur présumé d’un violent incendie dans un bar à Kostroma, à 300 kilomètres au nord-est de Moscou, qui a fait au moins 13 morts dans la nuit de vendredi à samedi, la piste d’un homme ivre étant évoquée.

Les services de secours russes ont déclaré à la télévision russe que “13 personnes” avaient péri dans les flammes, revoyant à la baisse le chiffre de 15 avancé précédemment par de nombreuses sources.

Le ministère russe de l’Intérieur a déclaré dans un communiqué avoir “identifié et arrêté un suspect pour un acte illégal dans l’un des bars de nuit de la ville de Kostroma, qui a provoqué un incendie et la mort de victimes”.

Cet homme “de 23 ans” a été “remis aux autorités en charge de l’enquête”, précise le communiqué du ministère.

Une deuxième personne a également été arrêtée, une femme en charge de l’organisation des événements du bar, pour non-respect des exigences de sécurité.

Une journée de deuil est prévue lundi, a annoncé l’administration de la région de Kostroma.

Le Comité d’enquête russe, en charge des principales investigations dans le pays, a de son côté indiqué avoir “engagé une procédure pénale pour crime” ayant “causé la mort par négligence à deux personnes ou plus”, précisant que “des enquêteurs” et “des médecins légistes” étaient “arrivés sur les lieux de l’incendie”.

Le Comité d’enquête a également publié une courte vidéo tournée sur les lieux, montrant l’ampleur des dégâts. Le toit en tôle s’est entièrement écroulé et a été carbonisé par la chaleur. Le bar était, lui, à peine reconnaissable.

Dans son communiqué, la police russe n’a pas donné plus de détails sur le profil du suspect, mais selon l’agence russe Tass, citant des sources au sein des services d’urgence, le feu a vraisemblablement été déclenché par un homme ivre qui a tiré une fusée de détresse sur la piste de danse.

“Il était au bar avec une femme, à laquelle il a offert des fleurs avec une fusée de détresse dans ses mains”. “Il est allé sur la piste de danse et a tiré”, selon ces sources.

250 personnes évacuées

Quelque 250 personnes ont été évacuées de l’entrepôt dans lequel le feu s’est déclaré, selon les autorités locales.

L’incendie, survenu dans un bar dansant et restaurant du nom de “Poligon”, initialement présenté comme un café, a été éteint en début de matinée, a précisé le gouverneur. 

Selon les services d’urgence, qui ont été alertés vers 02H00 (23H00 GMT vendredi), le feu s’est propagé sur une surface de 3.500 m2.

Selon des médias locaux, citant des témoins, l’incendie a entraîné un mouvement de foule dans l’établissement. Un homme a réussi à forcer une porte, libérant des flammes plusieurs personnes, selon ces témoignages. 

Sur son site, Poligon se présente comme une brasserie traditionnelle russe le jour et un bar dansant la nuit, très populaire auprès des agents de police de la circulation, ouvert toute la nuit.

Selon l’agence de presse russe RIA Novosti, l’établissement appartient à Ikhtiïar Mirzoïev, un député local du parti de Vladimir Poutine, Russie Unie.

Cité par RIA Novosti, il a affirmé qu’il allait “donner toute l’aide nécessaire aux familles et aux proches des victimes”.

Des images diffusées préalablement par la télévision publique montraient des dizaines de membres des services d’urgence luttant contre les flammes. 

Un pompier interrogé par la télévision publique locale a affirmé que 50 pompiers et 20 camions à incendie avaient été nécessaires pour venir à bout du feu, difficile à maîtriser en raison des risques d’effondrement du bâtiment.

Kostroma, ville de 230.000 habitants située sur les rives de la Volga, est l’une des plus anciennes cités de Russie, célèbre pour son architecture médiévale et ses monastères.

En mars 2018, un incendie dans un centre commercial avait tué 60 personnes dont une quarantaine d’enfants et d’adolescents dans la ville de Sibérie de Kemerovo, un drame qui avait bouleversé la Russie.

En 2009, 156 personnes avaient trouvé la mort dans le grand incendie d’une boîte de nuit à Perm (Oural).

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Photo handout du comité russe d’investigation prise le 5 novembre 2022 et montrant les pompiers luttant contre l’incendie meurtrier d’un bar à Kostroma qui a fait 15 morts
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Les secouristes à l’oeuvre sur les lieux de l’incendie dans un bar à Kostroma, en Russie, le 5 novembre 2022
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St. Kitts’ Minister of Agriculture Meets With Caricom Secretary-General

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St. Kitts’ Minister of Agriculture Meets With Caricom Secretary General

(Basseterre, St. Kitts, November 4, 2022): On Thursday 3rd November 2022, Dr. Carla N. Barnett, Secretary General of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) paid a courtesy call on the Honourable Samal Duggins, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Marine Resources and Cooperatives, St. Kitts.

Dr. Barnett who was presently in the Federation on official duties, used the opportunity to engage in discussions on topics such as food and nutrition security, youth in agriculture and the development of the agricultural sector.

Following the meeting, Dr. Barnett, who became the eighth Secretary-General of the Caribbean Community on 15 August 2021, shared an update via social media stating, “Great conversation today with St. Kitts and Nevis Agriculture Minister Hon. Samal Duggins as our Community works towards the goal of a “25% by 2025 reduction in the regional food bill.”

Minister Duggins shared the same positive sentiments and expressed that the meeting is evidence that the government is, “eager to chart a way forward to ensure that our Federation is meeting its local and regional goals and obligations.”

He also placed emphasis on the importance of having access to quality, nutritious food by noting that it is “fundamental to human existence.”

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St Kitts and Nevis Delegation leaves for COP27 in Egypt

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BASSETERRE, St Kitts, 4th November 2022 – A delegation of five has left the Federation to attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.

The delegation departed the RLB International Airport on Wednesday 2nd November for the two-week, high-level Conference that begins on November 6 and ends on November 18.

This is the largest delegation to ever attend a UN Climate Change Conference. Wednesday’s delegation included from the Department of Environment, Cheryl Jeffers, a Conservation Officer; Derionne Edmeade, Environmental Education Officer and Nydia Taylor, Finance Officer; From Nevis, Sybastian Manners, a Physical Planning Officer and Cordiesere Walters, Youth Development Officer.

The world’s largest stage for climate change will welcome discussions from world leaders and government officials tackling some of the heaviest issues surrounding climate. The summit will focus on three main areas: reducing emissions, helping countries to prepare for and deal with climate change and to secure technical support and funding for developing countries.

During last year’s COP26, several discussions were not finalized. The intention is to continue the dialogue on areas including Loss and damage finance, which is the money to help countries recover from the effects of climate change; Then there is the establishment of a global carbon market, which entails pricing the effects of emissions into products and services globally and finally, to strengthen the commitments to reduce coal use.

In preparation for this year’s global summit, the Government of St Kitts and Nevis has been vigorously positioning itself along with its regional counterparts to provide a unified front at COP27.

Minister of Climate Action and Environment, Hon. Dr. Joyelle Clarke has taken the lead in several high-level discussions including virtual dialogues with other CARICOM Ministers of Environment and another virtual dialogue on the topic of Climate Justice.

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Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2022, Passed to Bring the Legislation in Line With the Federation’s Constitution

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BASSETERRE, St. Kitts, November 04, 2022 (SKNIS) – At the Friday, November 04 Sitting of the National Assembly, the Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2022, was successfully passed, effectively bringing the legislation in line with the Constitution of St. Kitts and Nevis and international best practices.

Mover of the Bill, Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, the Honourable Dr. Terrance Drew said the Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2022 resolves a constitutional issue created by the 2021 Amendment which allowed for the permanent dissolution of exempt companies to comply with Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and European Union (EU) recommendations.

Section 8.1 of the Constitution of St. Kitts and Nevis states that “No property of any description shall be compulsorily taken possession of, and no interest in or right over property of any description shall be compulsorily acquired, except for a public purpose and by or under the provisions of a law that prescribes the principles on which and the manner in which compensation therefor is to be determined and given.”

Prime Minister Dr. Drew said, “Madam Speaker, the Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2022 proposed today simply seeks to bring the Companies Act into compliance with the Constitution by providing a mechanism by which creditors, directors and shareholders of struck exempt companies can apply to the High Court for orders to deal with the assets of the exempt companies at the time that they were struct.”

Dr. Drew added, “In simple terms, there were these types of companies as described above who would have done business registered in St. Kitts and Nevis and when looked at from for example the EU when they would have done their assessment, they thought that St. Kitts might have been a non-compliant country. And I would say that the necessary steps were made to bring our country in line with good governance as far as this type of business is concerned. However, there were a number of companies that were struck and these companies had in their possession monies, bank accounts, assets and so forth, and so they are asking why they can’t get their assets. So, what this seeks is not to go back, because we think it was a good thing to make sure that these companies are struck, but it is giving them an opportunity to say you had assets when you were struct so we are going to create a pathway for you to get your assets back and let’s move on.”

The Bill received unanimous support in the National Assembly before being passed.

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The Small Business Development (Amendment) Bill, 2022 Passed; More Businesses Will Now Benefit From Government Assistance

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BASSETERRE, St. Kitts, November 04, 2022 (SKNIS): At the November 4th, 2022, Sitting of the National Assembly of St. Kitts and Nevis, Minister of Small Business and Entrepreneurship the Hon. Samal Duggins moved the Small Business Development (Amendment) Bill, 2022 which was successfully passed in the House. According to Minister Duggins, the amendments will allow more local businesses to benefit from government assistance.

“The Small Business Development (Amendment) Bill, 2022 seeks to amend the Small Business Development Act which was passed in 2009 to provide framework and support for small businesses operating in St. Kitts. It is important to note that Nevis has a separate micro and small-scale business enterprise ordinance that applies specifically to Nevis. So, I want to ensure the public that my references of St. Kitts alone in this case are as a result of our Constitutional arrangements. Indeed, the calls for more support for small businesses have been thundering, as more and more entrepreneurs find it difficult to navigate the post-pandemic existence. Rising raw material cost, supply chain disruptions and other commercial realities have made it increasingly difficult to survive much less thrive,” said Minister Duggins.

Minister Duggins has stated previously that he aims to transform the business landscape by equipping business owners with modern technology and the resources needed to be competitive in the global marketplace.

“Clause 3 of the Bill provides the first amendment; it simply now shifts the Ministerial responsibility of small business development from the Minister of Industry and Trade to the Minister of Small Business Development and Entrepreneurship in accordance with the recently assigned portfolios. The second amendment deals with in part the definition of a small business. Under the Small Business Development Act, a small enterprise is defined as an enterprise that meets a number of benchmarks including that it makes less than two million dollars in revenue annually; that it has less than one million dollars in paid capital and that it has less than 25 employees. Clause 4 of the present Bill seeks to amend the Act by extending that third element relating to the number of employees. This Bill proposes that the size of small business enterprises move from an enterprise of 25 employees to 30 employees,” said Minister Duggins.

According to Minister Duggins, the need to increase the number of employees was based on data retrieved from various businesses that would have applied to the Government for assistance. Minster Duggins also stated that the amendments will create more employment opportunities in a number of sectors across the domestic economy.

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Extended opening hours at several health facilities in SERHA region Loop Jamaica

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Kingston, St Andrew, St Thomas and St Catherine are designated areas

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The South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) says the opening hours for a number of health centres in the parishes of Kingston and St Andrew, St Catherine and St Thomas have been extended.

Health officials said the move comes as they try to accommodate an increase in the number of patients affected by seasonal illnesses.

Health authorities said that the increase normally leads to longer waiting times and some overcrowding and as a result, patients are being asked to understand as doctors and nurses work to cope with the seasonal illnesses.

“It is that time of year when hospital visits within the South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) will increase due to the flu, dengue and other seasonal illnesses,” said a release from SERHA.

“This normally leads to longer waiting times and some overcrowding, particularly in accident and emergency departments. We ask for patience and understanding as our doctors and nurses work to cope with these seasonal illnesses,” the release said.

Health officials said members of the public are being encouraged to use their community health centres for mild symptoms and let their doctor or nurse determine if they should visit the hospital for further care.

SERHA provided the list of health centres with extended opening hours:

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Allegations are that security, several people were left ducking for cover as cop shakily waved firearm

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Allegations are that the policeman was at the hotel drinking alcoholic beverages and reportedly became intoxicated and started to behave in a manner that drew attention.

It is alleged that the policeman at one point pointed his service pistol at a security officer and other people at the hotel.

The incident reportedly took place in a section of St Ann sometime after 4:30 pm.

Reports are that security personnel at the facility intervened and the firearm was taken from the policeman and local authorities from a nearby station called.

Reports are that due to the unruly behavior, the policeman was handcuffed and taken into custody.

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Jamaica Public Service (JPS) has announced several maintenance-related power outages for Saturday, November 5 and Sunday, November 6, in sections of at least six parishes.

The light and power company gave notice in a series of tweets on Twitter.

Here’s a breakdown of the areas to be impacted on Saturday, November 5:

St Catherine

Sunnyside, Redwood, Dover Castle, Cedar Valley, Jubilee Town, China Street, New Works, and March Street, from 6am – 11am Debbie Ave, Barbara Ave, Andrea Cres, Tara Cres, and Valerie Way, from 8am – 11am Mirmar Close, Coral Drive, Biscayne Way, and Close West Bay, from 10:30am – 12:30pmSt Thomas Ave, Morant Ave (Independence City), from 1am – 2pmSection of Michael Manley Blvd in the vicinity of Petcom, from 3pm – 5:30pm

St Elizabeth

Institution Drive to Barbary Hall, to include: Rocky Hill, Park, Content, Park Mtn, Good Hope, Haughton, Newton, Broughton, from 9am – 6pm

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St Andrew

Eastwood Park Road from Burlington Ave to Red Hills Road, Dumbarton Ave, Burlington Ave, section of Upper Sandringham Avenue, from 3pm – 6pm Liguanea Ave, Liguanea Terrace, Key Drive, Liguanea Mews, Saint Michaels Terrace, Liguanea Row, Paddington Terrace between Liguanea Avenue and Salisbury, Salisbury Ave, Dewsbury Avenue, and Croydon Avenue, from 9am – 12pm Gore Terrace, Gore Drive, Wedcombe Avenue, Halcot Crescent, Culloden Road, Glenlock Terrace, Ritchie Ave, Ritchie Mews, Bedford Park Road, and Bedford Close, from 11am – 2:30pmZiadie Avenue, Tewfix Drive, Tewfix Crescent, Melcourt Terrace, Aldene Drive, Crotona Terrace, from 9am – 11am Eastwood Park Road from South Odeon Avenue to Burlington Avenue, Courtney Walsh Drive, Derrymore Road, Hillview Avenue, Eastwood Avenue, and Westminster Road, from 1pm – 5pm

Manchester

Caledonia Road (section), Ward Avenue, West Road, Sommerset, Marshall’s Pen, Brumalia Road, McKinley Road, Knowles Road (section), and all roads leading off, from 9am – 5pm

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