Les derniers articles que nous avons publiés pour cet année :
Les 10 meilleures boissons du Congo : https://t.co/BbpHszjyPh
Les vins de Madagascar : https://t.co/MMQJSVFxCw
Les 10 oiseaux les plus célèbres de Madagascar : https://t.co/TlFiDiUXZr
#CONGO#VIN#VINICIUS#BOISSON
Les derniers articles que nous avons publiés :
Les filières qui portent au Congo.
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Les 10 équipements à posséder lors d’un voyage aux Congos.
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Gims, Innoss’B, Damso, Youssoupha dans notre objet 8
#GIMS#INNOSSB#DAMSO#YOUSSOUPHA
Earlier, I spoke with President Tinubu of Nigeria to express my condolences on the floods impacting his country and my appreciation for his leadership in securing the humanitarian release of Tigran Gambaryan.
We also spoke about the value of our partnership.
Today, I’m proud to announce my Administration is delivering $3 billion in funding from my Inflation Reduction Act to help clean up and modernize ports in 27 states and territories.
It's not enough to just rebuild America.
We have to build back better and stronger than before.
Last spring – shortly after a massive container ship crashed into the Key Bridge in the dead of night – I vowed to Baltimore and to America that my Administration would do everything possible to re-open this port.
And folks, in under 80 days, the Port of Baltimore was back in business.
Representative Sheila Jackson Lee was a great American.
I had the honor of working with her during her nearly 30 years in Congress. No matter the issue - from delivering racial justice to building an economy for working people - she was unrelenting in her leadership.
Jill and I send our love and condolences to her family, her constituents, and beloved colleagues of the Congressional Black Caucus.
May God bless our friend, Sheila Jackson Lee.
I’ll continue to speak out strongly for our democracy, stand up for our Constitution and the rule of law, and call for action at the ballot box, not violence on our streets.
That’s how democracy should work.
Inflation is the lowest it has been in over three years.
But I know prices are still high. I’ll keep doing everything I can for the working people that built our economy, like capping insulin, taking on price gouging and special interests, and making the wealthy pay their share.
Today’s report shows that 206,000 new jobs were created last month, and a record 15.7 million jobs created during my Administration.
We have more work to do, but wages are growing faster than prices, and we're seeing the highest share of working-age Americans in the workforce in over 20 years.
That’s real progress for hardworking families who have the dignity and respect that comes with earning a paycheck and putting food on the table.
Too many Americans are still feeling squeezed by the cost of the living.
That's why I’m fighting to lower costs by taking on Big Pharma and corporate price gouging, and calling on Congress to build more homes and lower rent.
While Republican officials fight for Park Avenue, I’ll keep fighting for families in Scranton.
Last night, the White House opened its doors to thousands of Americans from all across the country to honor the extraordinary courage and contributions of the LGBTQI+ community, and to celebrate their legacy and progress.
No woman should be denied care, made to wait until she’s near death, or forced to flee her home to receive the health care she needs.
Today’s Supreme Court order ensures women in Idaho can access the emergency medical care they need for now.
But @VP and I will continue to fight to restore the protections of Roe v. Wade in federal law, for all women in every state.
Today, my Administration stopped a 211-mile road from carving up a pristine area that Alaska Native communities rely on, in addition to steps we're taking to maintain protections on 28 million acres in Alaska from mining and drilling.
These natural wonders demand our protection.
For generations, LGBTQI+ Americans have summoned the courage to live proudly, even when it meant putting their lives at risk.
55 years ago at the Stonewall Inn in New York, brave LGBTQI+ individuals did just that and formed a movement that would transform our nation.
We face an inflection point in history.
But as I look around at the pride, hope, and light in our LGBTQI+ neighbors, I know it’s a moment we’ll meet together.
Democracy asks the hardest of things:
To believe that we’re a part of something bigger than ourselves.
It's when one person decides there’s something more important than themselves because their mission matters more than their life.
And their country matters more than them.
When we talk about democracy, we often talk big ideas like life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
What we don't talk about is how hard it is – asking us to walk away from natural instincts to be selfish.
To only take care of ourselves, or to never give up your power.