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Pour Garder Des Forêts En Santé, Il Faut Consommer Du Bois Local CHRISTIAN HOFMANN JUBILÉ 50 Ans Pour Le Tunnel Du Grand-Saint-Bernard PAGE 21 CRIMÉE Moscou fait encore monter la pression PAGE 19 IMMIGRATION Ecopop fait l’unanimité contre elle PAGES27ET28 aux Etats PAGE 18 JEUDI 20 MARS 2014 | www.arcinfo.ch | N0 65 | CHF 2.50 | J.A. - 2002 NEUCHÂTEL Pour l’amour de l’art, il part à la quête de poêles anciens ORIGINAL Un étudiant en histoire de l’art RICHESSE Ces objets d’un quotidien révolu APPEL Le jeune chercheur aimerait compléter de l’Université de Neuchâtel s’est entiché sont ornés de paysages imaginaires et de son corpus d’étude. Il lance un appel à ceux des poêles en faïence du 18e siècle. Il en fait scènes mythologiques, exotiques ou littéraires. qui auraient la chance de posséder son objet d’étude pour son master. Certains sont l’œuvre d’artisans d’ici. un poêle et prêts à lui ouvrir leur porte. PAGE 5 Pour garder des forêts en santé, il faut consommer du bois local CHRISTIAN HOFMANN JUBILÉ 50 ans pour le tunnel du Grand-Saint-Bernard PAGE 21 NEUCHÂTEL Les pompiers à nouveau appelés rue des Parcs 143 PAGE 6 VOLLEYBALL Le NUC s’incline pour la quatrième fois face à Köniz PAGE 25 LA MÉTÉO DU JOUR pied du Jura à 1000m 5° 20° 1° 17° CHRISTIAN GALLEY SYLVICULTURE Les acteurs de la filière du bois alertent les consciences: pour maintenir des forêts en bonne SOMMAIRE santé, le meilleur moyen est de s’approvisionner en bois de la région. Consommer local offre les ressources Feuilleton PAGE 14 Télévision PAGE 29 nécessaires à un secteur en difficulté. Coup de projecteur après un hiver un peu trop doux. PAGE 3 Cinéma PAGE 15 Carnet P. 3 0 - 3 1 PUBLICITÉ <wm>10CAsNsjY0MDQ20jUyMzM0MwYA4R8Hsw8AAAA=</wm> <wm>10CFXKIQ7DMBAEwBedtbtnn-0erMKigKjcpCru_1GUsoJhs-_ZCn6e2_HaziToMkUwPPv00sFkZemuhLMKrA-GQjOa_30bHRCw7mNwY10MUzNpDaF8358LrHjHjHIAAAA=</wm> faag+[E\K\A\L\C 9HRLGQA*he Rue de la Pierre-à-Mazel 39, 2002 Neuchâtel / Tél. 032 723 53 00 Abonnements 032 723 53 90 - E-mail: [email protected] Rédaction0327235301–Fax0327235309–E-mail:[email protected] Annonces 032 729 42 42 – E-mail: [email protected] L’EXPRESS - L’IMPARTIAL JEUDI 20 MARS 2014 2 FORUM L’INVITÉ Le droit à la différence Au-delà de ses conséquences pour notre pays, le oui à l’initia- dans tous les échanges entre humains. Ce qui rend chacune et aboutit dans les faits à une sorte «d’homogénéisation» des tive UDC «contre l’immigration de masse» révèle un malaise chacun unique. peuples, des sociétés et des personnes. Dans la théorie, c’est ressenti dans une partie de la population. C’est le sentiment que Or, malgré les apparences et le discours dominant, l’individua- «chacun son chemin», comme dit la chanson. Mais en réalité son destin lui échappe. Depuis trente ans au moins, la doc- lisme ne conduit que difficilement à la re- il vaut mieux être «dans la ligne», comme trine néolibérale impose une marche forcée aux peuples du connaissance de l’unicité des personnes, et autrefois dans les pays communistes. monde entier. «Produis plus, sois compétitif», nous assènent les ajoutons: des sociétés et des peuples. Ainsi La disqualification Mieux vaut être un adepte de la pensée CANISIUS OBERSON tenants de cette sorte de religion, qui ne voient de salut que en est-il quand les homosexuels, les étran- systématique ambiante dominante, sinon vous êtes un PRÊTRE, dans cette fuite en avant. 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Per- veau maïs OGM, le TC1507, alors que 19 d’écouter l’autre, l’autre – que l’on songe aux altermondialis- sonne ne souhaite vivre aujourd’hui le carcan social et reli- pays de l’Union européenne n’en veulent sont le signe d’une tes ou… aux Tessinois avant le 9 février gieux de nos parents et grands-parents dans les villages d’antan. pas. forme d’intégrisme dernier – sont le signe d’une forme d’inté- Mais si l’individualisme casse les liens sociaux et les solidarités, Lors d’une récente session de formation à grisme de la pensée. le sens d’appartenance à une communauté humaine, alors laquelle je participais, le grand rabbin de de la pensée. Or le refus de reconsidérer une dogmati- l’être humain n’en est plus vraiment un, et il ne peut plus ex- Belgique, disait en substance: «La Bible que qui enferme, conduit à des ruptures – primer la négation de son identité que dans la violence. n’est pas tolérante. Tolérer quelqu’un, c’est comme dans l’Église catholique… – entre La difficulté est en effet là: les êtres humains ne peuvent se faire une concession à son égard, alors que je ceux qu’on appelle les élites et l’ensemble contenter de n’être que des individus, et par conséquent isolés continue de le regarder avec mon désaccord sur lui. La Bible, elle, d’une population. Pour éviter les explosions sociales et les les uns des autres. Ils doivent devenir des personnes, et c’est revendique le droit de l’autre à être différent.» fausses solutions populistes, encore faut-il savoir écouter et re- dans le rapport aux autres que se construit la personne, depuis Je repense souvent à cette parole. La pensée néolibérale, re- connaître à chacun et aux peuples, le droit à leur différence et le regard échangé entre le bébé et sa mère, qui se continue layée par la majorité des responsables politiques et des médias, à leur identité. LE CLIN D’ŒIL VOS RÉACTIONS SUR COURRIER Chiens: Neuchâtel DES LECTEURS surtaxera les meutes Hostile aux meutes, le Conseil d’Etat veut dissuader les propriétai- res de détenir plus de deux chiens. Il introduira aussi une nouvelle taxe sur les toutous. Les réactions continuent d’affluer. Exemples. TRANSPORTS Pilule difficile Et les enfants? à avaler Après les chiens pourquoi pas les humains? Je Pendulaire en direction de Berne serais assez pour une loi qui limiterait le depuis plus de 20 ans, mes collè- nombre d’enfants à maximum deux par couple gues de covoiturage et moi avions et au-delà, une taxe serait perçue par enfant pour habitude de nous réunir à supplémentaire avec une surtaxe à partir du 4e. Thielle. La durée maximale de Parce qu’on pourrait considérer qu’à partir de parcage pour ce lieu idéalement trois, cela devient une meute et que c’est situé pour nos rendez-vous quoti- dangereux pour les oreilles. (...) diens était de 12 heures. A notre Sofie grand désarroi, ce parking est do- rénavant payant: 1 fr./l’heure Une question de salubrité publique (10 fr./jour de travail). Il nous est possible d’acquérir une vignette: Les égoïstes sont ceux qui méprisent leurs semblables et qui 550 fr. par an! Merci La Tène de s’entourent d’une meute de chiens pour combler le vide. nous encourager de la sorte… Admettre qu’il y a surpopulation canine et excréments en Nous nous réunissons dès lors en FRAÎCHES ÉCLOSES... Le printemps est bien là! PHOTO ENVOYÉE PAR ALICE JACOT-DESCOMBES, DE FLEURIER excès un peu partout n’est pas une question de ne rien un autre lieu plus éloigné. La pi- supporter. C’est une question de salubrité publique. lule est difficile à avaler, notre dé- Christophe G. marche anti-pollution atten- leurs solutions chiffrées et celles pourtant comme les autres Con- dra… Que pensent les autres de tous ces ingénieurs-oppo- fédérés! Belle solidarité! Bref, RAPPEL utilisateurs de ce parking qui s’y sants qui remplissaient de leurs bon peuple que nous nommes, garaient pour faire du vélo ou idées le journal d’avant les vota- nous avons fait tout faux. (...) RÉSERVES La rédaction se Ce qui me fait bondir promener leur chien? Depuis le tions! De M. Perrin, (...) il ne Avons-nous une excuse? Peut- réserve le droit de publier Celui qui aime les animaux ne les réduit pas à 1er mars, ce parking est vide. Les faut plus rien attendre non plus être. Elle pourrait se situer au ni- ou non, de titrer, d’illustrer l’état d’esclavage. Chiens ou chats confondus. recettes de ce parcomètre couvri- mais bien plutôt souhaiter sa dé- veau du poste de pilotage, (lisez ou de limiter le propos à Cependant, il faut respecter les préférences de ront-elles les frais de mise en ser- mission rapide car elle est inéluc- le Conseil d’Etat), là où il n’y a l’essentiel. chacun et assumer les siennes. J’adore les bêtes vice et d’entretien de celui-ci? table. (... ) Puis, trop chère pour justement depuis belle lurette SIGNATURES Les textes mais je n’en ai pas car je ne suis que trop peu Stéphane Vuillemin lui, le peuple-automobiliste neu- plus de pilote, plus de vision- doivent être signés (nom et disponible pour elles. Ce qui me fait bondir, (Neuchâtel) châtelois a refusé l’augmentation naire, plus de véritable homme lieu). Ils seront accompagnés c’est le fric que certains mettent pour des bêtes de 60 fr. par an de la vignette au- d’Etat. Mais là notre responsabi- d’un numéro de téléphone quand l’humanité meurt de faim et de soif et qui toroutière alors que dans le lité est aussi engagée car n’y auquel la rédaction pourra pleurent pour quelques francs par semaine.
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