A change in government, ‘cheap inflation’ and an Adele concert with 800,000 spectators

This Wednesday, February 7, could a change in government affect Amelie Aude-Castera? Adele, despite the addition of two additional concerts in Munich, has not escaped criticism, however, saying the “What She Says” show highlights the business strategy of “low quality at a high price”.

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This Wednesday, February 7, is scheduled for a government reshuffle, according to information obtained by franceinfo from Emmanuel Macron’s council. While about fifteen ministerial positions remain to be filled, the head of state and his prime minister, Gabriel Attale, must also decide on the future of Amelie Aude-Castera, who faces much criticism. Opposition to the Ministry of Education.

The non-governmental organization Foodwatch is warning about a new business trend: in the midst of inflation, companies like Fleury Michonne, Maille or Nestlé are taking advantage of the situation to reduce the quality of their products, while raising their prices. This practice is called “cheap inflation”, an English word meaning “low end”.

Additionally, singer Adele has finally confirmed ten concert dates this summer in Munich, after announcing two more on Thursday. As a result, 800,000 tickets will go on sale this Friday from 10 am. This will be his first performance in Europe in eight years. Her fans are wondering why she is not touring.

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