Jean Castex
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| Gender | Female |
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| Age | 58 |
| Date of birth | June 25,1965 |
| Zodiac sign | Cancer |
| Born | Vic-Fezensac |
| France | |
| Job | Politician |
| Nationality | French |
| Spouse | Sandra Ribelaygue |
| Education | École Nationale d'Administration |
| Sciences Po | |
| University of Toulouse-Jean Jaurès | |
| Previous position | Prime Minister of France (2020–2022) |
| Movies/Shows | Edition spéciale : Conférence de Presse du Premier ministre Jean Castex |
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| ID | 896434 |
Jean Castex Life story
Jean Castex is a French politician who was the country's Prime Minister from 3 July 2020 to 16 May 2022. He was a member of The Republicans until 2020, when he joined La République En Marche!.
France election: Macron faces immediate challenges to power after victory
... Within days, he needs to form a new government, replacing Prime Minister Jean Castex, who led France through the Covid pandemic...
Macron defeats Le Pen and vows to unite divided France
... However, Prime Minister Jean Castex told French radio that the president s re-election sent a strong message when France was going through a considerable crisis involving " many divisions and a lack of understanding"...
Covid protests: Hundreds fined as convoy heads to Paris
... Prime Minister Jean Castex said in an interview on Friday that authorities would be " very firm" if the group try to block Paris...
Survivors and leaders mark Holocaust Memorial Day
... French Prime Minister Jean Castex (centre) visited the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp, now a museum, in Oswiecim, near the city of Krakow...
Covid: US and France report record daily case rises
... Prime Minister Jean Castex announced new restrictions earlier this week including at least three days a week mandatory working from home for those who can from early January...
Covid: Europe sees record virus case rise
... France s Prime Minister Jean Castex announced new restrictions earlier this week including at least three days a week mandatory working from home for those who can from early January...
Covid: English pubs welcome no curbs and France tightens measures
... But France s prime minister Jean Castex did not bring in a New Year s Eve curfew...
France announces tighter Covid restrictions amid Omicron surge
... Jean Castex told reporters the pandemic felt " like a film without an ending" as he unveiled the new measures at a news conference following a crisis cabinet meeting...
France announces tighter Covid restrictions amid Omicron surge
France has announced tighter Covid restrictions amid concerns over the Omicron variant.
From 3 January , remote working Will become compulsory for those who can and public gatherings Will be limited to 2,000 People for indoor events.
The news comes as France recorded More Than 100,000 new infections on Saturday - the highest number reported in the country since the pandemic began.
But the Prime Minister stopped short of implementing a New Year 's Eve curfew.
Jean Castex told reporters the pandemic felt " like a film without an ending" as he unveiled the new measures at a news conference following a crisis cabinet meeting.
Health minister Olivier Véran said coronavirus infections were doubling every Two Days , warning of a " mega wave" of new cases.
The new rules also include limits on outdoor public gatherings - which Will be restricted to 5,000 People - and a ban on eating and drinking on Long Distance transport.
Nightclubs Will remain closed until further notice and cafés and bars Will be able to provide table service only. Employees who work from home Will have to do so at least Three Days a week. Mask-wearing Will become compulsory in city centres.
The government is also shortening the length of time between booster shots from four months after The Last vaccination to three months.
France 's planned vaccine pass - which Will require proof of vaccination, not just a negative test, to enter public Spaces - Will come into effect from January 15, if parliament approves a draft bill.
But Mr Castex stopped short of introducing a full lockdown or New Year 's Eve curfew. Schools Will also reopen as planned on 3 January .
, France currently has an average of More Than 70,000 new daily infections.
On Monday, More Than 1,600 new hospitalisations were recorded, bringing the total number of People in hospital as a result of Covid-19 to 17,000,
Across The Continent , additional restrictions were announced in Germany and Greece as governments seek to stem The Tide of positive cases.
Gatherings in Germany Will be restricted in size from 27 December and gyms, swimming pools, nightclubs and cinemas Will be closed to The Public in several states. Private gatherings of vaccinated People
From 3 January , The Greek government Will require bars and restaurants to close by midnight and tables Will be limited to six customers. Venues Will not allowed to cater for standing customers, and if they do not comply, music Will be banned in those establishments, the Reuters news agency reported.
In contrast, in the UK, the Health Secretary Sajid Javid has said no further Covid restrictions. But He Said People should " remain cautious" and celebrate outside on New Year 's Eve if possible.
Both England and Scotland reported record cases over Christmas.
Source of news: bbc.com
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