French MPs try to bring back the rural bars

MPs in France supported a bill that facilitates the opening of bars in bars in the bars – an action aimed at reviving public life in small village communities.

On Monday, 156-2 votes, MPs decided to empty serious restrictions on new bar permits to sell alcohol. The bill still needs a senate approval to be a law.

Supporters say the change is needed to reduce the need for better cement social connections – but critics warn health risks through alcoholism.

France saw a sharp fall from 200,000 bars and cafes of about 36,000 of alcohol in 1960. Most of the closures were in rural areas.

In France, a tip-4 alcohol license, including alcoholic beverages, a bar is required to sell more than 18% alcoholic alcohol.

Currently, no new such permits and should wait until it is available to obtain a license of opening a bar.

The new legislation allows fewer than 3,500 people and promising bar managers in one-legged communities to take a rod to require a new permission without such expectation.

Local mayors would say last to confirm or deny such desires.

MP Guillaume Kasbarian said the AFP news agency said, the AFP news agency reported that the AFP news agency said.

In addition, “First of all, Fabien di Filippo also quoted Fabieni Di Filippo, which describes the places to meet in a society in a society, which is a tendency of people in many rural areas.

The French Ministry of Health is due to the consumption of about 49,000 deaths of about 49,000 deaths in the country every year, as “great social health”.