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Bally Bagayoko expressed his solidarity with Assa Traoré, David Guiraud, Sandrine Rousseau, and Aymeric Caron, as well as with all the people he considered threatened by racist and fascist hatred. He wrote that targeting individuals because of their commitments also amounts to attacking freedom of expression and the right to denounce injustices and fight racism. He called for a collective response to intimidation and threats, based on antifascism, antiracism, and social justice. Addressing the President of the Republic, the Prime Minister, and the Minister of the Interior, he urged them to take measures to protect the threatened individuals and prevent further violence. He also demanded clarifications on the identities of the targeted individuals, the identification of the threats, and the planned protective measures. #Solidarité #Antifascisme #Antiracisme (translated)

Bally Bagayoko wrote that the book dedicated to Rima Hassan revealed a more intimate and vulnerable facet of her personality that the public mostly knew through her speeches, her commitments, and the controversies surrounding her. He believed that the narrative took the time to highlight individuals and households rather than numbers and maps. According to him, literature did not replace political struggle but gave it a human dimension back. #littérature #culture #politique (translated)

Bally Bagayoko wrote that the book dedicated to Rima Hassan presented a more intimate and perhaps more fragile voice than the one known through her public interventions, her struggles, and the controversies surrounding her. He argued that the narrative was important in an era he described as noisy and quick to simplify or caricature. According to him, the book invited readers to focus on faces and homes rather than numbers and maps, while literature, without replacing political struggle, restored its human dimension. #Littérature #Voix #Engagement (translated)

Bally Bagayoko wrote that older women also disturbed the National Front, the National Rally, and the fascists, and that young people were not the only ones doing so. He stated his point in coarse terms. https://t.co/sCQnInQCSR #FrontNational #RassemblementNational #Antifascisme (translated)

Bally Bagayoko stated that no deputy, even from the presidential camp, had defended the budget, a situation he described as unprecedented under the Fifth Republic. He believed that Macron's party no longer had a majority, support, or legitimacy, and called for its departure. https://t.co/BbTweeEhwf #Budget #Politique #Macronie (translated)

Bally Bagayoko wrote that fascism was retreating across the Atlantic and that a new generation of committed, popular, and close-to-the-people elected officials was emerging in the world. He believed that another path was possible in the face of the far right and resignation, and called for hope to triumph, "there as here." #Politique #Espoir #Progressisme (translated)

Bally Bagayoko praised the stance of the rebellious deputies and stated that democracy should make room for citizen voice. He indicated that a petition demanding the withdrawal of CNews from French broadcasting had gathered more than 500,000 announced signatures and that it deserved, in his opinion, a debate in the National Assembly. He called on the representatives of the people to publicly examine the request and to discuss the role and responsibilities of the media in democracy. #Démocratie #ParoleCitoyenne #DébatPublic (translated)

Bally Bagayoko supported more than 160 employees who, according to him, denounced the normalization of the extreme right on their airwaves. He rejected the derogatory terms used to refer to young people and stated that racism kills and that pluralism should not be used as an excuse for hatred. #Antiracisme #Solidarité #DroitsHumains (translated)

During a visit to Marseille, Bally Bagayoko spoke about his political commitments. He reaffirmed his support for the high school student movement and the mobilization of youth, highlighting their role in social and democratic struggles. He also stated his intention to continue his fight against the far right and its rhetoric, as well as against the capitalist system, which he accused of fostering inequalities and social injustices. Finally, he advocated for solidarity, the emancipation of youth, and the continuation of struggles for a fairer and more equal society. #LuttesSociales #Solidarité #Jeunesse (translated)

Bally Bagayoko presented the 500,000 signatures collected by a petition calling for the abolition of CNEWS as a citizen victory and a way to bring into political debate the responsibility of the media in the dissemination of racism and hate speech. He specifically called for an examination of the role of major media groups, particularly the Bolloré empire, and reminded that he had already called for measures against political figures, personalities, and media that, in his opinion, propagate hate and discrimination. Bagayoko believed that freedom of the press and freedom of expression could not justify the dissemination of racist speech or the dehumanization of populations. He stated that racist, Islamophobic, negrophobic, and anti-Semitic speech had become commonplace during Emmanuel Macron's two presidential terms, and mentioned the death of Pengo on October 23 as a reminder of the consequences of racism. He described the signatures as the beginning of a political struggle for dignity, equality, and fraternity. #LutteContreLeRacisme #LibertéDExpression #Solidarité (translated)

Bally Bagayoko announced that he would participate, on November 7 at Le Bourget, in a meeting of La France insoumise dedicated to the presentation of its program for the presidential election next April. He indicated that Jean-Luc Mélenchon and many participants would also be present, and that he would meet members of the movement from Saint-Denis, Pierrefitte-sur-Seine, and other municipalities in Seine-Saint-Denis. He described this meeting as a time for exchange and collective reflection on proposals for the country's future. #LaFranceInsoumise #Election2022 #Démocratie (translated)

Bally Bagayoko renewed his condolences to Fodie, the father of Mailyss, to Diangou, her aunt, and to their loved ones. He described the events as incomprehensible and reminded that Mailyss, aged 18, had her whole life ahead of her. He also mentioned the suffering of the family of the author(s), one of whom has been incarcerated for a serious act. Bagayoko stated that the 20-year prison sentence was the response of justice, but that no punishment could bring Mailyss back to those who loved her. #condoléances #solidarité #tristesse (translated)

Bally Bagayoko presented youth as bearers of the republican values of liberty, equality, fraternity, and solidarity. He described the France they would embody as diverse and mixed, opposed to racism, discrimination, and divisions, and stated that this vision displeased the far right, the National Rally, and their complicit media. Alongside Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the youth would carry aspirations and projects for the future of the country, he wrote. Bagayoko urged them to continue their commitment despite criticisms from the right and Macron's supporters, and set a date in April 2027. #Jeunesse #Solidarité #Diversité (translated)