According to the daily El Watan , Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has been hospitalized in Paris on Tuesday. The head of state was rushed by a medical plane that landed in the morning at Le Bourget airport, located eight miles from the capital. He was then admitted to the military hospital of Val de Grace.
For 77 years, Abdelaziz Bouteflika is not his first hospitalization. Already admitted to Val-de-Grâce following a stroke in April 2013, the Algerian president also stayed last November to d’Alembert clinic Grenoble.
His recurrent health problems have led to his being in a wheelchair. It would also have big problems with speech. But that did not stop him from being re-elected for the fourth time in April.
The whole world condemns terrorist attack in Pakistan school
Pakistan is in shock after the bloodiest terrorist attack in its history. A Taliban commando has indeed attacked on Tuesday a school for children soldiers in Peshawar (Pakistan). The assault, which lasted nearly seven hours, resulting in the deaths of at least 141 people, most schoolchildren aged 10 to 20 years, according to the latest official figures.
Among the first reactions abroad, the British Prime Minister David Cameron said he was “shocked” and “horrified that children are being killed just because they go to school.” French President François Hollande he rebelled against this act “despicable.”
The Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai, awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, for its part denounced the “heinous acts and cowards. ” “Such horror should not hit innocent children in their school,” she added.
Thierry Henry ended his football career
A legend of French sport draws its reverence. The former French international Thierry Henry announced Tuesday about her Facebook his decision to leave football to become a consultant to the British television channel Sky Sports.
“After 20 years in the field, I decided to quit professional football,” said the now former striker of the New York Red Bulls, his last club. “It was an incredible journey,” added “Titi” Henry, thanking his former clubs Monaco, Juventus, Arsenal and FC Barcelona.
To also listen in this journal
– After the declaration of the Minister of Labour François Rebsamen, citing a lengthening of the contribution period, the Prime Minister Manuel Valls said tonight that it is “no question” to lead a new pension reform by the end of five years.
– Weakened by overspending which he is accused, Thierry Lepaon refused to leave his post as secretary general of the CGT, at a meeting on Tuesday in the union.
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