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How to get Botox in France (opens the original)
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In some countries Botox can be administered in a wide range of settings including beauty salons, but France regulates things rather more strictly. That doesn't mean that everyone follows the rules - and in fact the French Medical Council (l’Ordre des médecins) has received hundreds of reports in recent years regarding cosmetic injections carried out illegally by people who are not qualified to administer them. This can have serious consequences - back in July, a 25-year-old woman died in Nice af
French Word of the Day: Juste (opens the original)
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This French word has several different meanings depending on the context. The French word juste, roughly pronounced zhoost (listen here), has several meanings that overlap with the English word “just”. It can mean “fair”, “reasonable” or “morally right”, as in Ce n’est pas juste ! - That’s not fair! It can also mean “correct” or “accurate”. Example: Ta réponse est juste - Your answer is correct. Like “just” in English, juste can also mean “only” or “simply”. For example, J’ai juste une question
In pictures: Hundreds held and dozens wounded as French school protests escalate (opens the original)
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The anger among high school students continued to rage in France on Thursday. Numerous schools were blocked before 8am on Thursday, continuing a series of protests in recent days over what students say are poor learning conditions. University students have now announced that they will join the movement, promising a “black day” of protests. The movement has also spread to higher education, with at least 10 universities completely blocked, according to the Union étudiante student union. Protests w
Mayor in south-western France bans local residents from getting sick (opens the original)
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Joël Hocquelet, the Socialist mayor of Marmande in the Lot-et-Garonne département in southwestern France, recently published a deliberately provocative decree stating that "it is forbidden for anyone to be ill on the territory of Marmande". The mayor said the admittedly “absurd” measure was intended to highlight the “very real difficulties accessing healthcare” in the area. The decree, obviously, has no legal force. The joke order goes on to tell anyone who feels an illness coming on to “take th
In images: How the air in Paris has become more breathable (opens the original)
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The study, published at the end of September, found that traffic had fallen significantly in both central Paris, where a zone à trafic limité - Low-Traffic Zone (ZTL) was introduced, and around Porte Maillot, west of the capital, following its redevelopment. The reduction in traffic was accompanied by lower levels of nitrogen dioxide, a pollutant largely produced by road traffic. Airparif looked at the impact of the Low-Traffic Zone covering the capital's 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th arrondissements. T
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