[HIGHLIGHTS] 400 migrants evacuated before the Olympics, departures from Thevenot's office, “disposable cars”... The 3 pieces of information to remember at midday

A wave of departures hits Prisca Thevenot's office. The entire editorial staff of Le Figaro is mobilized.

Stop Planned Obsolescence says "doubt the ability of modern thermal vehicles and electric vehicles to last 19 years, like the current average." The Olympic Games start in exactly 100 days, and the police were dispatched to Vitry-sur-Seine in Val-de-Marne to dislodge more than 400 migrants, many of them legally present. There is no place in the world where man is happier than in a football stadium, the famous writer Albert Camus says. The French government is already parting ways with its chief of staff, William Elman, who resigned on Friday, April 12, confirming information from Marianne Marianne, the government spokesperson for foreign policy and foreign affairs. The president of France, Nicolas Sarkozy, says he is "not worried" about the economic crisis but is worried about the impact of it on France.