Suspended by the CSPJInvestigating Judge Merlan Bélabre has been placed on leave by the Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSPJ) for three months pending his appearance before the disciplinary tribunal that will make a final ruling on his situation serving at the Court of First Instance in Port-au-Prince has come under scrutiny by the CSPJ following a complaint filed against him on January 7 regarding a case of sexual assault against a minor that he was handling During a statutory meeting of CSPJ councilors held on Thursday it was decided to place Judge Bélabre on leave for a three-month period while awaiting "his appearance before the disciplinary tribunal which will make a final decision on his case." Judge B&eac Si vous avez déjà créé un compte, connectez-vous pour lire la suite de cet article. Connectez-vous Pas encore de compte ? Inscrivez-vous UK and French representatives met yesterday (November 4) to discuss fishing licences which have been causing tension between the two countries While the French Secretary of State for European Affairs Clément Beaune described the talks with Britain’s Brexit Minister Lord David Frost as “useful and positive” he also acknowledged that “there is still a lot of work to be done and there are significant differences in position” The Brexit deal states that both UK and EU boats will be granted licences to fish in each other’s waters if they can prove that they had been fishing there between February 2017 and January 2020 there have been disputes over how much evidence is needed to prove this which has led to the UK and Jersey denying licences to dozens of French boats and France seizing a British trawler as well as making various threats of retaliation we look at three French expressions related to fish: This expression refers to a look exchanged between lovers – completely enamoured and this expression was used in the 18th century in the form of faire des yeux de carpe frite Silent cinema in the 20th century gave the expression much of its meaning as actors would have to really exaggerate their facial expressions to convey emotions It is said to date to the 20th century and be inspired by fish merchants who had a reputation for being loud and aggressive It could also relate to the fact that rotten fish have no value for merchants and would be thrown away to ‘shout at someone like a rotten fish’ would mean to give them as little consideration as one would a rotten fish This expression means that something suspicious is going on The English equivalent might be ‘I smell a rat’ It is said to have been coined in the Middle Ages which avoid light and spend much of their time during the day in the shade of rocks Both animals are associated with cunningness and deception the position of the eel in this expression – under the rock – indicates something hidden The ‘anguille’ also alludes to the verb ‘guiller’ which in Old French meant to deceive or trick Finir en queue de poisson and other French fish phrases Manger de la vache enragée and more French cow phrases Entre chien et loup and other French animal expressions Cow’s milk cheeses dominate as winter comes to an end Every month we outline good film and TV series to improve your language France's current cold spell is set to continue for the next few days - we remind you of French expressions to use to describe the drop in temperature This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page you need a pact.You have to decide that joy is the path of your life.” In the creative process of this latest production I wanted to go back to a set aesthetic which is more similar to my previous theatre productions where the set war poor This space is covered step by step with simple elements which lead us to different places as if they were the season of a time passing by I tell Gianluca which embodies in that moment the circus’ poetic sign: pain will go by sadness will go by and joy will come back again In this production you can find the whole story of my company I could say: it is about meeting each other But the prevalent topic could also be “going through madness” He has been working with this Company on each of his shows from Il tempo degli assassini (1987) to Vangelo (2016) His productions have won many awards and were presented in more than fifty countries He has also directed several films like Guerra (2003), La paura (2009), Amore carne (2011) and Sangue (2013) and Vangelo (2016) which premiered in prestigious film festivals such as Venice Film Festival and Locarno Film Festival including I am Love by Luca Guadagnino, Me and You by Bernardo Bertolucci, Goltzius and the Pelican Project by Peter Greenaway Fonalleras – 16/10/2020(…) There are few shows that leave you stunned without the ability to define them or to face life after seeing them “La gioia” by Pippo Delbono (…) is one of these shows (…) I don’t think I’ve ever been so touched MATEO Asociación Argentina de Investigación y Crítica Teatral – Olga Penelas – 3/2/2020 La Gioia the show presented at the Coliseo Theatre during the festival FIBA 2020 is a poetic work (…) The whole show is shaped as a prayer that moves the audience (…) It is surprising the originality of this work LE MONDE – Brigitte Salino – 06/10/2019When Pippo Delbono comes to Paris His productions are like open letters in which he reveals himself surrounded by the ones he loves the ones who has been accompanying him for years giving off beauty and full tenderness in La Gioia (Joy) which wants to be “the world’s most beautiful performance” LE FIGARO – Ariane Bavelier – 08/10/2019(…) “La gioia” is the story of a man who is not able to feel anything anymore except his own pain Pippo tries to proceed like a furious mad in a loquaciousness where poetry springs to mind genial striking flashes before you get back into the flow again (…) And “La gioia” reaches the magnificence of madness LES INROCKUPTIBLES – Hervé Pons – 25/9/20109(…) La Gioia is the latest Pippo Delbono just like “the latest Godard” or “the latest Honoré” the new piece which becomes part of a work Pippo has been creating in all these years: through La gioia his whole work becomes clearer and yet more complex at the same time DEL TEATRO.IT- Maria Grazia Gregori – 13/6/2019Joy such as the disappearance of the unforgettable Bobò (…) Great success and a standing ovation at the end LA REPUBBLICA.IT – Anna Bandettini – 8/06/2019Joy has no story to tell whose resonance reaches well beyond what can actually be seen on stage (…) The fragments that make up this work blend in an intense emotion rather towards hope in the hard joy we all are waiting for CORRIERE DELLA SERA – Franco Cordelli – 30/5/2019“And now Bobò It’s Pippo Delbono who’s telling his story (…) I went back the following night I wanted to make sure I’d gotten it right Bobò could be heard breathing through every word IL SOLE 24 ORE – Renato Palazzi – 30/6/2019Precursor of many anti-interpretation currents Pippo Delbono persists in de-stabilizing us with his quest for shadows that grow long who makes theatre by not so much with characters with a personal physiognomy but rather with pure moods and interior emotional states SIPARIO – Nicola Arrigoni – 13/06/2019(…) One follows Joy with a choking heart musical upsettings that Delbono’s theatre is capable of CONTROSCENA – Enrico Fiore – 12/11/2018Pippo Delbono’s La Gioia bears scandal because it dares to portray on stage a quality of joy that is the exact opposite of the lie shown in advertisements and promoted by consumerism (…) Ten minutes of quivering and affected applause at the end of the show with all the performers called repeatedly back on stage Click on the CC button and choose your preferred subtitle language Le Manège Maubeuge – Scène Nationale (France) Thierry Boutemy’s assitant Alessia Guidoboni and Théâtre de Liège for the costumes there is a housing estate like no other in France Organised into two blocks separated by a main road (Avenue du Général Leclerc) 56 standalone properties were inspired by seven different countries and each is unique was the result of a post-World War Two reconstruction effort that for years went largely under the radar of historians and even people who lived near it and was developed between 1946 and 1951 to provide affordable housing to families dispossessed as a result of repeated bombing during the war They took up residence in state-of-the-art furnished houses designed by an assortment of Swedish assembled from kits delivered by boats and trucks and contrasting sharply to typical French houses of the period they were slowly sold to private buyers in the 1980s “The cité had the charm of an anti-war utopia,” said Hélène Caroux historian and researcher at the Service du patrimoine culturel du département de la Seine-Saint-Denis (Ile-de-France) in reference to the architectural partnership of Allied countries that helped build it from the rubble Dr Caroux has written a book about Merlan and is one of a small number of historians to have studied the estate Her interest dates from being asked to write an essay about it in 2008 when Noisy-le-Sec chose to pay tribute to Merlan as part of its Journées du Patrimoine (heritage days) Read more: Heritage days: How to find out what is on in your area of France “I wanted to give credit to a project that went too much under the radar considering it has great historical value in terms of housing and reconstruction,” she said The rebuilding effort was already in most architects’ minds during the war but the government used the opportunity to modernise the industry by bringing in new techniques materials and ideas through state-organised competitions Noisy-Le-Sec was singled out for experimentation after suffering some of the greatest devastation in the Ile de France region from wartime bombing The town was declared a disaster area in August 1944 and the Ministry of Reconstruction and Urban Planning concentrated its efforts on two projects: apartment buildings near the station and a neighbourhood of detached homes in the Merlan area the state was looking for construction models that would allow for the rapid production of low-cost housing It launched experimental building sites where multiple manufacturing processes could be tested to be reproduced on a national scale if successful Read more: Royan: Visit this French sea town rebuilt with Brazil-inspired style each house was designed to be built using new techniques and materials and from different plans the English houses ‘Unitroy’ and ‘Orlitt’ were built with concrete slabs and ‘Maison STUP’ with pre-stressed concrete houses were insulated with a range of different materials Thermal and acoustic trials were conducted to test performance – unconventional and rare for the time Merlan featured Swedish and Finnish vernacular housing next to semi-detached British-inspired homes Dr Caroux rejects suggestions the estate shares similarities with Bournville a model village in south-west Birmingham founded for employees at the nearby Cadbury’s factory another well-planned philanthropic settlement for a workforce It did mark a huge departure from traditional French housing projects and the international influences would have been eye-opening for the first residents owner with his wife Suzanne of the ‘Guelain’ house since 1996 said: “Having a house eight metres from the street was a difference “Our house is not as open as those in the United States but it was arranged in ways we had never seen in the region around Paris.” Merlan accommodated 224 people from 42 families by October 1 and they enjoyed the latest furniture styles and domestic appliances Residents reported a convivial ‘village’ atmosphere in the 1950s with children playing in parks and neighbours helping each other out owner of ‘Maison City Lumber 17’ since 2000 said: “Merlan reminds me of Le Petit Jardin.” He is referring to one of 1970s singer Jacques Dutronc’s songs which tells the story of an idyllic plot of land transformed into a concrete parking lot New building rules introduced in the late 1980s meant some owners were forced to replace original materials reducing the number of original properties from 56 to 43 have also changed the neighbourhood’s aspect Dr Caroux has no good explanation for why the estate is not better known by Parisians or French people generally tenants agreed to let their homes be visited to collect opinions on urban planning Visitors filled in a questionnaire of their observations afterwards The visits were organised two afternoons a week during which residents had to be present and the property was expected to be clean One occupant recalled eating meals in the entrance hall so as not to dirty the dining room Mr Prénat keeps up the tradition in a small way by offering tours of his house for France’s Journées du Patrimoine The cité has benefited from a recent surge in popularity after being listed among France’s Monuments Historiques in 2000 properties in Merlan sell for around €5,000/m² – slightly higher than the average in Noisy-le-Sec Interior decorator brings feel-good design to poorer Paris suburbs Our green home made from tyres is part of us, says family in France Explore France’s fortified city that repels invaders but not tourists Many remained in France during the occupation With more than one million visitors last year the cemetery is one of the region’s most-visited D-Day sites The fifth Chateaux en Fête festival offers a chance to look around many impressive properties that are usually private has appointed four judges to handle several high-profile cases including the assassination of Bar President Monferrier Dorval and the cases of journalist Diego Charles and activist Antoinette Duclaire some corruption cases involving the ULCC have been assigned has been designated to investigate the assassination of Bar President Monferrier Dorval replacing three judges who recused themselves from the case The dossier of the assassination of journalist Diego Charles and activist Antoinette Duclaire has also been assigned to him Merlan Bellabre takes over after Judge Marthel Jean-Claude recused himself from the Dorval assassination case due to a lack of resources for the investigation Dean Saint-Vil has also entrusted the thorny corruption case Si vous avez déjà créé un compte, connectez-vous pour lire la suite de cet article. 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