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Published on: 04/22/2026 - 12:56
On the front page of the press this Wednesday, April 22, employers' organizations protesting against the tightening of conditions for regularization of immigrant workers. More and more women in the whiskey industry. And a rhino, which wanders the streets of Sauraha in Nepal.
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“Seeing an excellent worker expelled is a waste for everyone”
Libération devotes several pages to undocumented people in France, and to the importance of their work. According to the newspaper, employers' organizations criticize the tightening of conditions to obtain the regularization of undocumented workers in the country. “Seeing an excellent worker expelled is a waste for everyone,” headlines the newspaper, quoting a boss. Especially since labor needs, particularly in catering or personal assistance, remain high according to a France Travail study published Tuesday.
In this file, several testimonies from business leaders, including that of a baker in eastern France, overcome by a feeling of helplessness, when he learned that his Guinean apprentice was required to leave the territory. The daily reports that the Ministry of Labor admits that "the presence of immigrant workers is an economic necessity." In its columns Libération also offers an editorial on Pedro Sanchez: “A counter-model which must inspire the French left” writes the author of this article.
Whiskey industry: women are making their mark
The whiskey industry is no longer reserved for men, reports the Washington Post this morning. The American newspaper explains that women are taking up more and more space in this sector, long dominated by men. He highlights profiles like that of Meghan Ireland, who became head distiller at WhistlePig, a distillery in Vermont, to illustrate this change.
The newspaper also tells how more and more women are creating their own brands and innovating in production. But the daily also specifies that women still have to face stereotypes (for example, we sometimes doubt whether they really like or understand whiskey). Despite these obstacles, their influence and visibility are still progressing in this sector.
Nepal: a rhino in town
The British newspaper The Guardian publishes a photo of a rhino, which is walking in the street in town. A photo captured in Sauraha, near Chitwan National Park. This is the direct consequence of a certain ecological success. The number of rhinos has increased over the past fifty years in Nepal.
The country had 100 rhinos in 1970. Today, there are nearly 700. Very fond of rice or sugar cane crops, rhinos are sometimes found looking for food in cities. This presence is also explained by the development of housing around the parks.
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