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This Tuesday, April 15, we are talking about the carbon footprint of Katy Perry, demonstrations for the freedoms of LGBTQIA+ people in Hungary and Dominique Malonga, the French basketball player of ASVEL who flies away for Seattle.

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Katy Perry, back on earth after an 11 -minute trip to space (handout / Blue Origin)

Katy Perry, back on earth after a 11 -minute trip to space (HANDOUT / BLUE ORIGIN)

“Hi is Leo, what does that say?”

This morning, we are talking about Katy Perry and her “Space Trip” On board a New Shepard rocket from Blue Origin, the Spatial company of the Amazon founder, Jeff Bezos. With a 100% female crew for a trip of only 11 minutes, including some weightlessness. Obviously this brief jump in space poses a lot of questions in environmental terms.

Also in the news, demonstrations this weekend in Hungary to protest against the new LGBTPHOBE measures of the government. The Hungarian Parliament adopted on Monday an amendment aimed at further restricting the freedoms of LGBT+people, by engraving in the constitution the existence of only male or female genres and the primacy of children's law on all the others.

Finally, she is the first French basketball player to score a dunk in a pro match, Dominique Malonga is now flying to the United States. The 18-year-old player was chosen in 2nd position by the STORM of Seattle, during the draft of the North American basketball female championship.

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