Covid en Guadeloupe : "On adopte un ton grave, catastrophique"

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Published on Aug 17, 2021
Juste avant une confÃ©rence de presse sur la situation sanitaire en Guadeloupe, le prÃ©fet Alexandre Rochatte a ordonnÃ© Ã la directrice de l'ARS d'utiliser Â« un ton grave, catastrophique Â». L'injonction (dite Ã voix basse et oublieuse des micros) a provoquÃ© un tollÃ© sur les rÃ©seaux sociaux. Une polÃ©mique qui ne dÃ©senfle pas et ruine les efforts pro-vaccination en mode Insta-Selfie-T-shirt du prÃ©sident Macron.
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