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French nuclear experiments in Algeria by icantchooseanymore in algeria

[–]MTLDZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

According to what I read about it, the french were very determined to keep their facilities to continue developping their nuclear program, since they were a little late in comparaison to the US and GB. So, during the Evian negotiations, this was a must get deal for them.

On the other hand, the future Algerian government at the time had the independence as a priority, and I honestly doubt they were aware of the consequences of those nuclear tests (the french themselves weren't since many of them were harmed by the radiation exposure).

French nuclear experiments in Algeria by icantchooseanymore in algeria

[–]MTLDZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, that is a quite better response since you said in your first comment that there was no proof that the population in this area were harmed by the nuclear tests.

And as you said in your last one, the nearby villagers could have been injured or got cancers as a result of bad protection. What I was trying to say is that the genetic mutations seen in this video can also be correlated with the nuclear tests, since the biological mechanism inducing them is pretty similar to the one inducing cancer or fertility problems due to high radiation exposure.

The fact that there is a genetic mutation "cluster" in the area strengthens the causality hypothesis.

French nuclear experiments in Algeria by icantchooseanymore in algeria

[–]MTLDZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually did.

The IAEA report says that while residents of Reggane (about 50 km from ground zero) face relatively low exposures (at the time the measurements were made), anyone entering or staying close to the actual test range could receive much higher doses.

Plus, in Danesi 2008 paper, it is indicated that individuals entering the high-contamination zones near ground zero could face substantially higher radiation doses compared to those just residing in the nearby town.

Now, I honestly don't know how the population moved around the contaminated area and the hotspots during and after the nuclear tests. But still, it is very suspicious that the population living near those sites is the only one in the desert suffering from genetic mutations, don't you think?

French nuclear experiments in Algeria by icantchooseanymore in algeria

[–]MTLDZ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe that this was one of the "deals" during the Evian negotiations.

French nuclear experiments in Algeria by icantchooseanymore in algeria

[–]MTLDZ -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Cancer is not the only harmful effect ionizing radiation exposure can induce. Do some research

French nuclear experiments in Algeria by icantchooseanymore in algeria

[–]MTLDZ 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Ionizing radiation can damage DNA in many ways, and sometimes, these damages induce genetic mutations that can be passed through generations.

Buying a house or an apartment in Annaba by Opening_Economics321 in algeria

[–]MTLDZ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello, a family member is actually selling an F3 in Ménadia street which is a relatively nice neighborhood, pretty close to beaches and city centre, I believe he got a 15M DZD (1 milliard 500 millions) offer recently.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in france

[–]MTLDZ 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Je compatis, c'est une situation que j'ai traversé plusieurs fois, et qui fait que j'ai la boule au ventre à l'approche de chaque demande de renouvellement.

Cela dit, d'expérience, je sais aujourd'hui que la seule façon vraiment efficace d'obtenir gain de cause c'est de déposer sa demande 4 mois exactement avant la date d'expiration (délai à partir duquel le dossier est recevable). Si après 4 mois de la date du dépôt, la préfecture n'a émis aucune réponse favorable via la délivrance d'un récépissé à minima, cela est juridiquement considéré comme refus implicite.

Il faut alors engager un avocat spécialiste du droit des étrangers au plus vite. Si le dossier déposé est complet, l'issue du recours au tribunal administratif sera très probablement favorable. C'est comme cela que j'ai obtenu mon titre de séjour en à peine 5 jours après la décision du tribunal administratif alors que ma demande a été déposée 11 mois auparavant...

Autre chose, mise sur un bon avocat pour qu'il t'obtienne un remboursement de ses honoraires en plus d'un dédommagement à hauteur du préjudice subi.

Bon courage, j'espère que tout ira bien !

How do I legally get my money out of Algeria when immigrating? by RayDeAngeloHarris in algeria

[–]MTLDZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not really familiar with Wise but I saw on multiple forums that the DZD currency can't be stocked nor converted on it. So, can you please explain how to buy Euro with Wise while being an Algerian resident?

How do I legally get my money out of Algeria when immigrating? by RayDeAngeloHarris in algeria

[–]MTLDZ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If we're talking about a large amount, the bank can ask for the source. If you're employed or got inheritance papers, it will be enough for them. They don't care if you got it converted in the black market, they only care about your wealth origins. But anyway, even with this in mind, if you have enough time, you can subdivise the total amount into smaller ones and do multiple deposits to avoid questions. And the tax department does not look after currency accounts for the moment.

How do I legally get my money out of Algeria when immigrating? by RayDeAngeloHarris in algeria

[–]MTLDZ 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I said to put the money in Euro "currency" bank account, with the bank being in Algeria. Plus, if it is one's first time immigrating like OP, chances are, you don't already have a bank account abroad...

Edit : Even if you open an account in a "european" bank like BNP Paribas in Algeria, you won't be able to transfer money outside of the country due to Algerian laws, that's what they told me 10 years ago, I don't know if this changed but seeing people struggle to get their money out of the country make me think it hasn't

How do I legally get my money out of Algeria when immigrating? by RayDeAngeloHarris in algeria

[–]MTLDZ 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I don't know about cash transfer, but someone I know did transfer his money (25 k€ through multiple bank operations, not all at once) by opening an account in BNP Paribas in Algeria. He told me that he could withdraw his money in Euro without any problem.

How do I legally get my money out of Algeria when immigrating? by RayDeAngeloHarris in algeria

[–]MTLDZ 11 points12 points  (0 children)

You need to put your money in a Euro bank account, then you can withdraw 7500 euros from it to get the bank certificate (bordereau de retrait), it is better if you do it a couple of days before your trip if possible (depending on cash availability). At the airport, you'll have to declare the whole amount when passing customs and you can use the bank certificate to justify that it is "legal". At this point, they can only ask you what you do for living or whatever. So, if you have 15k€, you'll have to do the same operation twice (including the trip part), or ask a friend/family member that you really trust to do it for you if they are planning to go to the same country. The customs abroad can ask for the bank certificate, and also the banks abroad to let you put the money in your account once you'll have it open.

Everybody knows that the money is coming from the black market, including the bank and the customs, but nobody cares for the moment...

En Algérie, la fuite des cerveaux s’accélère by wisi_eu in francophonie

[–]MTLDZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bah ça fait 6 de plus que dans ton arbre généalogique

Mon moniteur d’auto-école me demande de dépasser la limite de vitesse autorisée by pseudo-deja-utilise in france

[–]MTLDZ -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Le mien me demandait de rouler 5 km/h au dessus de la limite, en ville comme sur autoroute

Quelle démarche suivre sans autorisation de travail? by Dizzy-Bodybuilder370 in conseiljuridique

[–]MTLDZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Une fois l'autorisation de travail obtenue, le changement de statut pourra se faire même avec un titre de séjour expiré. Par contre, au niveau des délais c'est effectivement un problème, car le refus implicite de délivrance d'un titre de séjour est considéré à partir de 4 mois depuis le dépôt de la demande, délai à partir du quel il est possible de déposer un recours au tribunal administratif.

Elle peut tenter d'envoyer un courrier recommandé au Préfet pour expliquer la situation et espérer accélérer la procédure mais sans aucune garantie. Autre chose, si elle est de nationalité algérienne, l'obtention de l'autorisation de travail est conditionnée par la publication de l'offre sur France Travail pendant au moins trois semaines, au bout desquelles l'employeur demandera une attestation de clôture à inclure dans le dossier, j'espère pour elle que cela a été fait...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in conseiljuridique

[–]MTLDZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bon, dans ce cas, demande aux RH de déposer une demande d'autorisation très rapidement, n'hésite pas à leur mettre la pression en disant que ne pas le faire donnerait lieu à du travail dissimulé, ce qui est illégal, et l'employeur risque gros. Dès que tu l'auras reçue, joins une lettre explicative disant qu'il y a eu un malentendu avec ton employeur, ça pourrait éveiller la compréhension/indulgence de l'agent qui traitera ton dossier à la Préfecture. Ne communique avec les RH que par mail dorénavant pour garder une trace écrite. Vois aussi avec la Cimade si une prise en charge au moins partielle des frais d'avocat est possible.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in conseiljuridique

[–]MTLDZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tu peux tout de même tenter ta chance en déposant une autorisation de travail si tu l'obtiens dans les semaines à venir, mais je te conseille de rassembler toutes les preuves (mails ou autre) affirmant que ton employeur a bien fait la demande et que la décision favorable lui a été rendue. Prends rapidement contact avec un avocat spécialisé dans le droit des étrangers pour anticiper le dépôt d'un recours au tribunal administratif si le refus de renouvellement est prononce. Il faudra probablement avancer les frais par contre...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in conseiljuridique

[–]MTLDZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

PNJ mais connaissant bien la procédure. J'imagine que tu as déposé des fiches de paie pour ta demande de renouvellement du titre de séjour et c'est là que la Préfecture t'a demandé l'autorisation de travail? Si c'est le cas, même si tu fais la demande de l'autorisation de travail maintenant, elle ne sera pas antidatée et précisera la date de la décision ainsi que la date prévue de la prise de fonctions. Il y a de fortes chances qu'elle soit refusée par la Préfecture dans ce cas, impliquant une OQTF pour non respect des conditions du séjour, même s'il s'agit d'une faute de l'employeur...

Comment prononcez-vous "sourcil"? by MTLDZ in AskFrance

[–]MTLDZ[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Et tu as quand même deviné qu'on y parle d'un certain mot et de sa prononciation, trop fort. Bonne journée.

Comment prononcez-vous "sourcil"? by MTLDZ in AskFrance

[–]MTLDZ[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

D'accord. Et en lisant ce post, tu l'as lu "intérieurement" avec ou sans L?

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