Antoine Léaument called on the Prime Minister to put the repeal of Parcoursup to a vote, believing that the National Assembly was there to decide by vote rather than limiting itself to debate. #Vote #AssembléeNationale #Parcoursup (translated)
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Antoine Léaument stated that 450,000 people supported Jean-Luc Mélenchon's candidacy. He reported a significant increase in signatures, which he attributed to what he described as a demonization orchestrated by the government, and called for joining the movement via a link. https://t.co/xBcJFAtKUh #Melenchon #Politique #Soutien (translated)
Antoine Léaument contested the qualification of the remarks as "unfounded." He accused his interlocutors of giving a platform daily to racist individuals and claimed that they had wanted to invite Éric Zemmour the day after the terrorist attack in Trappes, even though he had, according to Léaument, been convicted several times for inciting racial hatred. He denounced a continuous irresponsibility. #LutteContreLeRacisme #LibertéDExpression #Responsabilité (translated)
Antoine Léaument wrote that Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva had won the presidential election in Brazil, while, according to him, 10 out of 11 polling institutes considered him to be losing. He congratulated him and called on France to similarly pave a new way in Europe and the world. https://t.co/1imyIA8QeX #Brésil #Lula #Élections (translated)
Antoine Léaument indicated that the homepage of Action populaire, the social network of La France insoumise, now provided access to a series of militant training videos. He invited users to download the app from the App Store or Google Play. https://t.co/X8rr1AnG8q #ActionPopulaire #LFI #FormationMilitante (translated)
Antoine Léaument wrote that a sign seen the day before, demanding the "right to protest," was among the best he had seen. He added that the situation had indeed come to that. #Manifestation #Droits #Liberté (translated)
Antoine Léaument welcomed the stance taken by the CGT RMC and BFMTV. He stated that racism constitutes a crime and that those who allow its dissemination are accomplices. #Racisme #Solidarité #DroitsHumains (translated)
Antoine Léaument announced that a meeting to present the program would be held on Saturday, November 7, at Bourget. He specified that the event would be free and open to everyone, and that information and registrations were available via a link he shared. He also called for the announcement to be spread. https://t.co/0fnbhpLJxC #Événement #Bourget #Inscriptions (translated)
At the Paris Games Week, Antoine Léaument indicated that he was present with rebellious deputies. He recalled the bill proposed by Ugo Bernalicis aimed at creating video game archives at the BnF, so that players could continue to use the games they purchased. https://t.co/Ty6HiYWkqS #JeuxVidéo #Archives #ParisGamesWeek (translated)
Antoine Léaument stated that he does not receive police protection. He added that his conversation partner had unknowingly shared an image favorable to Robespierre, which he believed was clearly altered by the Young Communists, and thanked him for this work. #Politique #Histoire #Robespierre (translated)
Antoine Léaument wrote that the prefecture had closed access to metro line 14 at Châtelet in order, according to him, to disrupt the mobilization. He wondered whether Emmanuel Macron was having a hard time seeing a fighting people. #Mobilisation #Paris #Macron (translated)
Antoine Léaument announced a change of location for the mobilization against the high cost of living and in favor of better teaching conditions, stating that it would take place starting at 2 PM at the Porte d'Italie in Paris. https://t.co/Lgl0sNo3uy #Mobilisation #VieChère #Education (translated)
Antoine Léaument wrote that the articles in the press that he described as bourgeois about right-wing parents whose children would vote for Jean-Luc Mélenchon were multiplying. He saw it as a sign of a strong dynamic and believed that young people would change the world. He called on them to persuade their parents, claiming that this would lead to victory. #jeunesse #politique #changementsociaux (translated)
Antoine Léaument wrote that the person concerned still did not understand that their future would mostly be determined outside of the government. https://t.co/vpdrlhWx3e #Avenir #Gouvernement #Politique (translated)
Antoine Léaument stated that once in power with Jean-Luc Mélenchon, they would restore public liberties. #LibertésPubliques #Politique #France (translated)
Antoine Léaument asked Laurent Nuñez to respond to a situation shown in the link. He inquired whether it resulted from instructions, a malfunction in the police system, or the personal initiative of a police officer outside of their working hours, and demanded an explanation from the minister. https://t.co/LjJT5N8lvY #Police #Société #Politique (translated)
Antoine Léaument expressed his support for the family and loved ones of the person shot in Trappes, as well as his solidarity with the injured, wishing them a speedy recovery. He stated that the perpetrator had been apprehended and called for the facts to be clarified and for him to be tried and convicted. #Trappes #Solidarité #Justice (translated)
Antoine Léaument invoked Article 5 of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, which states that what is not prohibited by law cannot be prevented and no one can be compelled to do what it does not command. He asked on which law the president had relied to ban a demonstration for citizens of the Republic. #DDHC #Liberté #Manifestation (translated)
Antoine Léaument estimated that the people always retained their legitimacy, unlike the governments that remained in power against their will. https://t.co/tV6L8on0uO #Légitimité #Gouvernement #Pouvoir (translated)
Antoine Léaument urged people wishing to vote in 2027 to register now on the electoral rolls. https://t.co/QYAAGgOvdN #Vote2027 #Élections #InscriptionÉlectorale (translated)
