You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed He came to France in 1970 and lived in Villeneuve-Saint-Georges (Val de Marne) With the success of two more hit singles in 1991 delivers a modern version of Paradise: a vision of what the world could be like but never will be; what it should offer but only concedes in dreams His weapon of choice is subtlety and a visibly relaxed attitude taking interest in the evils of this end of millennium Find all the news of the Festival de Cannes I studied fine art before graduating in photography I worked with a local photographer who taught me the rudiments of photography and then went to Paris to work in the fashion industry But it was Latin America that trained me in photojournalism and from there my true vocation was born my ambition was to find a profession that would combine social work I understood that the photojournalist's job would be the one that would suit me My first assignment for Reuters was covering International Women's Rights Day in Mexico City I remember being very stressed before the coverage but then being completely carried away by the energy of the struggle of Mexican women My coverage of the mothers searching for their missing children in Mexico was for me one of the most emblematic experiences of my career because it is reportage that was built over more than four years of work I had the opportunity to create very close ties with the different families and to learn a lot from their stories They are all women who have inspired me by their strength and their courage I have great respect for Veronique de Viguerie She approaches subjects with a deep understanding and a great sensitivity She treats social conflicts with a lot of poetry The biggest lesson I have learned is that patience and listening are the best allies the RATP is offering us the chance to visitthe reserves housing their collection of historic rolling stock in Villeneuve-Saint-Georges (94) RATP is a key figure in Parisian life. Metro, streetcar, bus, RER: public transport is an integral part of our daily lives So it's only natural that we should be fascinated by the machines that take us on our daily journeys and in particular by those that ran in the last century During this Museums' Night 2023, RATP is offering us a very original programme. Indeed, for this 19th edition, atheatrical visit will allow us to wander through the historical reserves of the transport company. Imagined by the theater company La Boîte du Souffleur this playful stroll allows us to admire exceptional and unusual collections This original visit takes us back in time to the last century to discover the great technical evolutions of transportation We take the opportunity to learn more about the great figures of this remarkable adventure fascinating and instructive history: the actors of the Boîte du Souffleur enchant us during this singular visit To participate, you must register Please note that registrations only open on May 10th at noon and that places should be sold out very quickly We hope that you will be able to enjoy this beautiful walk and all the animations of the Night of the Museums in the Val-de-Marne Refer your establishment, click here Promote your event, click here 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 works will begin on Paris’ first cable car system an urban line which will link several neighborhoods in the southeast of the French capital to the metro system the system will link the suburb of Villeneuve-Saint-Georges with the Créteil Pointe du Lac station on line 8 of the Paris metro the line will have a length of 4.5 kilometers and five stations in Créteil architecture studio Atelier Schall is in charge of its design and some images of the cable car system have been made available thirty three Y- and V-shaped pillars will be built along the route to support the overhead line of the brand-new Paris cable car Each cabin will accommodate ten passengers and the system is expected to carry approximately 1,600 people per hour at its busiest times more than 11,000 people per day to save a lot of time The decision to install a cable car system was prompted by the area’s mountainous terrain which had been limiting the possibility of increasing public transportation through additional subway lines and trains a pedestrian bridge will connect the station to a nearby shopping center while the Bois Matar terminal in Villeneuve-Saint-Georges will be designed to preserve views of the surrounding farmland Those stations located at ground level will have gradual slopes that will facilitate step-free access for travelers and avoid the installation of elevators and escalators Many cities around the world have introduced urban cable cars as an alternative to subway or ground-level transport networks The 15-kilometer network in the Colombian city of Medellin is cited as one of the most successful Essential cookies enable basic functions and are necessary for the proper function of the website Statistics cookies collect information anonymously This information helps us to understand how our visitors use our website Paris is known as ville lumière — city of lights But the French capital looks more like a city of water right now The water is more than five times its normal level Rainfall totals in the Paris area have been double the average this winter. The French government said the Seine reached its crest Monday morning in Paris with the Austerlitz station measuring the water at 5.85 meters (19.2 feet) But although the levels are now expected to descend the process will be slow — the water is expected to remain above 5.5 meters (18 feet) until at least Wednesday morning It could take parts of the city's core weeks to dry out when the Seine started over-spilling its banks and gushing into neighboring streets Take a look at what's been happening since then: According to French paper Le Monde this is Paris’s second-wettest winter on record since 1900 The high waters made work treacherous for this Paris fire-brigade diver who was checking the mooring ropes of a peniche boat. The French government said it will take days for water levels to recede back to normal levels (below five feet) Source: Louvre.fr Source: OECD The flood of 1910 drowned Parisian homes for months and set off a rash of cases of typhoid and scarlet fever Source: The Guardian Source: OECD The Mayor of Paris asked the public on Facebook not to throw away any food that might tempt the rats in public cans It's not just the Seine that's causing trouble is dealing with flooding from the Grand Morin river. This woman had to be helped to safety by fire brigade divers after she went home to feed animals in a flooded area of Conde-Sainte-Libiaire A new report from the OECD out just days ago warns that the city needs to spend more to prepare for big floods on the horizon. The OECD says more needs to be done to protect the city's rails Source: The Washington Post The plan costs an estimated $744.9 million dollars During the confinement period, you can access PSG TV Premium for free and enjoy all this season's match videos. Learn more You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. The 20-year-old French defender Thierno Baldé has joined ESTAC Troyes on a permanent transfer. Having started his career at Paris Saint-Germain in 2015 after playing for clubs in the Ile-de-France (AJ Limeil Brévannes, US Sénart-Moissy), Thierno Baldé signed his first professional contract with the club from the capital in 2020. The Villeneuve Saint-Georges native was then loaned to Ligue 2 side Le Havre AC in the summer of 2021. He made 31 appearances for the Normandy side. The French U20 international now joins Ligue 1 club Troyes. Paris Saint-Germain congratulates Thierno and wishes him all the best for this new challenge. The emphasis of 18th-century French painting was more on the sophistication of the fête galante and the portrait than the elaborateness of great religious art. Outside the Salon season, however, it was in the churches of Paris that art lovers could view contemporary painting, and so the city’s artists gave of their best there. Indeed, parishes and congregations bent on renovating the capital’s places of worship were among the main sponsors of history painting, and it is this forgotten segment of 18th-century art that «Enlightenment Baroque» aims to reassess. Divided into eight sections, the itinerary delights the eye with the finesse and varying styles of altarpieces, the colourful grace of François Lemoine, Jean-François de Troy and Noël Hallé, and the unadorned Neo-Classicism of Drouais and, of course, David, whose large portrait of Christ closes the exhibition. There are also references to ornamental ensembles, some of which, like Charles Natoire’s decor for the Chapelle des Enfants Trouvés have been lost or destroyed. Other sections are devoted to images of the new saints of the Counter-Reformation, smaller works intended for private devotion, commissioning procedures and the restorations that took place at the time in ancient buildings like the Invalides. 20185:39 PM UTCParis under waterNearly 1,500 people have been evacuated from homes in the Paris region as relentless rains swell the river Seine's levels [1/27]A view shows the Pont Neuf bridge and Ile de la Cite along the flooded banks of the River Seine [2/27]A view shows the Statue of Liberty replica and flooded banks of the River Seine [3/27]A view shows peniche houseboats moored along the flooded banks of the River Seine the Eiffel Tower and the flooded banks of the River Seine [10/27]General view of the Seine River that overflows its banks as heavy rains throughout the country have caused flooding [12/27]An elderly woman is helped by fire brigade divers after she went back home to feed animals in a flooded residential area in Conde-Sainte-Libiaire REUTERS/Christian HartmannCONDE-SAINTE-LIBIAIRE [13/27]Residents on a small boat leave home in a flooded street of Villeneuve-Saint-Georges [16/27]General view of the Seine River that overflows its banks as heavy rains throughout the country have caused flooding [17/27]A resident is evacuated by Paris police divers using a small boat in a flooded residential street in Villeneuve-Saint-Georges [19/27]Residents use a small boat in a flooded street of Villeneuve-Saint-Georges [20/27]A view shows moored peniche houseboats and the Eiffel Tower along the flooded banks of the River Seine after days of almost non-stop rain caused flooding in the country in Paris More in this CollectionSee all picturesItem 21 of 27 A general view shows the Notre Dame Cathedral at night on the flooded banks of the River Seine in Paris after days of almost non-stop rain caused flooding in the country REUTERS/Christian Hartmann[21/27]A general view shows the Notre Dame Cathedral at night REUTERS/Christian HartmannShare this gallery , opens new tab Browse an unrivalled portfolio of real-time and historical market data and insights from worldwide sources and experts. , opens new tabScreen for heightened risk individual and entities globally to help uncover hidden risks in business relationships and human networks. © 2025 Reuters. 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Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience El Chadaille Bitshiabu has signed for RB Leipzig on a permanent deal who is a product of Paris Saint-Germain’s academy will move to the German league after six years with the Rouge et Bleu Born in Villeneuve-Saint-Georges in the Val-de-Marne, El Chadaille Bitshiabu joined Paris Saint-Germain's youth academy in 2017 at the age of 12 the left-footed defender rose through the ranks before signing his first professional contract in July 2021 'Chad' made his first-team debut for Paris Saint-Germain in a Coupe de France round-of-32 tie against Feignies-Aulnoye The 'Titi' made a total of 19 appearances in all competitions for the club Paris Saint-Germain wish El Chadaille all the best under his new colours les responsables du Centre hospitalier intercommunal de Villeneuve-Saint-Georges racontent comment ils s’organisent pour faire face Les bips des appareils médicaux retentissent au milieu des patients « Covid-19 » allongés sur leur lit On se croirait dans un couloir d'hôpital sauf que les murs sont des bâches blanches en plastique et que nous sommes en plein… hall du centre hospitalier intercommunal de Villeneuve-Saint-Georges (Chiv) Profitez des avantages de l’offre numérique Siège social 5 Avenue du Général de Gaulle 94160 Saint-Mandé transfert du siège social au 14 Avenue du Général de Gaulle Par acte SSP en date du 02/04/2025 il a été constitué une SAS dénommée LOGISSUR Capital : 200€ Siège social : 14 Avenue du Général de Gaulle 94160 SAINT-MANDÉ Objet : Le fret de bagages en avion et bateau toutes transactions commerciales sur produits et activités non réglementées Président : Grace BEUGRE 163 rue Pdt François Mitterrand 91160 LONGJUMEAU Durée : 99 ans Transmission des actions: les cessions d’actions sont soumises à agrément Admission aux assemblées et droit de vote: tout associé peut participer aux assemblées sur justification de son identité et de l’inscription en compte de ses actions Chaque associé dispose d’autant de voix qu’il possède ou représente d’actions société par actions simplifiée unipersonnelle au capital de 2000 euros Siège social : 23 avenue Gabriel Péri 94300 Vincennes D'une décision de l'associé unique du 1 février 2024 il résulte que le siège social a été transféré au 25 rue de Montreuil 94300 Vincennes à compter du 1 février 2024 SAS au capital de 1000 € Siège social : 48 RUE VERTE 94400 VITRY-SUR-SEINE RCS CRÉTEIL 982594707 Par décision de l'associé Unique du 15/04/2025 il a été décidé de nommer Mme FRIAA MOUNA demeurant 19 RUE DE SEVRES 92100 BOULOGNE-BILLANCOURT en qualité de Président en remplacement de M GHOUL OUSSAMA Par ASSP en date du 28/03/2025 il a été constitué une SCI dénommée : Siège social : 12 Rue Jules Ferry 94360 BRY-SUR-MARNE Capital : 100 € Objet social : l’acquisition par voie d’achat ou d’apport l’administration et la location de tous biens et droits immobiliers la gestion de son patrimoine immobilier ainsi constitué mobilières ou immobilières se rattachant directement ou indirectement à cet objet et susceptibles d'en favoriser la réalisation à condition toutefois d'en respecter le caractère civil Gérance : M BANCHARAM Julien demeurant 12 Rue Jules Ferry 94360 BRY-SUR-MARNE Cession de parts sociales : Les parts sociales sont librement cessibles au profit d'un associé Toute cession à un tiers de la Société est soumise au préalable à agrément de la collectivité des associés réunis en Assemblée Générale Durée : 99 ans à compter de son immatriculation au RCS de CRÉTEIL Almost 400 Parisians were forced to make a dramatic escape from their homes on Saturday (27 January), paddling away in small boats amid warnings that the River Seine may overflow its banks. roads and the bottom floor of the Louvre have been closed as the French capital prepares itself for more flooding The River Seine burst its banks on Tuesday (23 January) following heavy rain it had reached 5.6 metres (18ft) high and it is expected to rise to 6 metres (19ft 6in) at least four metres above its normal level Rainfall in the region is double the average for this time of year The last time Paris experienced such severe flooding was in 2016 when the Seine rose to 6.2 metres Two people died and several were badly injured as parts of the city were submerged severe flooding left the city completely submerged for two months after the river rose to 8.62 metres (28ft) At least 395 Parisians have been evacuated from their homes in small dinghies as city officials take precautionary measures People living by the river have boarded up their windows with many fearful that they may lose their possessions as they did two years ago In Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, a Parisian suburb, people were photographed using dinghies to get around the flooded streets warned residents that water levels would remain high into next week was "clearly a question of the town adapting to climate change." 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