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Press briefs reported that after 26 years on the air, journalist and literary critic Arnaud Viviant announced on X his departure from the show Le Masque et la Plume, broadcast on France Inter. He stated that he had been forbidden for the first time to recommend a book, "Palestine errante," by Rima Hassan, and said he was leaving "with a heavy heart." #journalisme #littérature #FranceInter (translated)

Press Briefs reported that Teddy Riner's campaign had started off difficult, as he was involved in several tax disputes. According to the account, his first declared political supporter, former Macronist Health Minister François Braun, had stepped back, while his communicator Aline Poulain-Guerza had also left the team. Press Briefs attributed this information to Libération. #Politique #Élections2023 #France (translated)

Press Briefs wrote that Laurent Nuñez regularly highlighted the number of injured police officers to justify a tougher approach to law enforcement in response to social mobilizations. According to the account, an internal file from the riot police obtained by Mediapart reported 1,233 officers injured in October, of which 1,167 — nearly 95% — were lightly injured. https://t.co/3mRfYkLk0q #France #Policiers #Mobilisations (translated)

Briefs from the press questioned a possible manipulation by the authorities aimed at discrediting La France insoumise in the context of the students' movement. According to them, several media outlets had reported the day before, citing a government source without further details, that an LFI elected official had threatened a principal by stating that the blood shed in a struggle, including his own, would be legitimate. It was indicated that the accusation was relayed throughout the evening on continuous news channels. When questioned the same day, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez stated that he was unable to confirm these elements. #France #politique #LFI (translated)

Press briefs accused the authorities of delivering new misleading information about the high school crisis. According to the report, the Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, had announced that 10 to 20 high schools would be closed on Tuesday, November 10, a figure five to ten times lower than the reality. The report added that after being questioned by RMC, the minister eventually acknowledged the closure of "slightly more than a hundred" establishments. #éducation #crise #lycées (translated)

Press Briefs indicated that in 2023, 67 students out of 10 million had refused to remove their abaya, which is 0.0007% of the students. The account compared this figure to the shortage of teachers, which affected, according to him, one in two institutions, and claimed that continuous news channels had devoted 54% of their airtime on the start of the school year to the abaya for BFMTV and 83% for CNews. He attributed the highlighting of the subject to the teams of Gabriel Attal, then Minister of National Education, who, according to Press Briefs, had opened nine schools to journalists for continuous live broadcasts. #Éducation #France #Abaya (translated)

Press briefs reported that Philippe Véran, presented as one of the greatest fortunes in France, a Macronist from the very beginning and the one who managed Teddy Riner's candidacy, explained in an interview with La Provence that the judoka had decided to run in the presidential election to "defeat Jean-Luc Mélenchon." #politique #France #Riner (translated)

Press brief relayed Le Figaro's observations on the end of Emmanuel Macron's term, presented as the most rejected president of the Fifth Republic. The newspaper described a booed record, statements turned into ridicule, and former supporters who had distanced themselves, while the campaign to succeed him had begun. A person who regularly communicated with the president on Telegram said they had not received a response for several weeks. Le Figaro also reported a succession of departures from the Elysée and ministerial offices. It indicated that Macron had appointed this summer his former classmate from ENA, Aurélien Lechevallier, as France's ambassador to Washington, as well as Sibylle Samoyault, deputy chief of staff at the Elysée, prefect of Hautes-Pyrénées. According to the newspaper, appointments in the Official Journal would be monitored until May 13, 2027, the date of the end of the second presidential term. #Macron #Élysée #Politique (translated)

Press reports wrote that the elected official had not been sprayed with gasoline in front of a blocked high school in Chelles, contrary to what some media outlets and political leaders, including Yaël Braun-Pivet, President of the Assembly, had suggested. The account added that this version had been contradicted by the prosecution and witnesses. https://t.co/L1hUcPYTrK #Chelles #actualité #société (translated)

Press reports indicated that in 2025, while some middle-class individuals had seen their income tax increase, the wealthiest 10% of French people had benefited from an average decrease of 1.4%. According to a study by the General Directorate of Public Finances (DGFiP) cited by the account, this decrease reached 5.1% for the richest 1% and 9.4% for the wealthiest 0.1%. #Impôts #Économie #France (translated)

Press reports have stated that Teddy Riner, presented as a candidate for the presidential election of 2027, was facing a new tax issue. The report mentioned several unfavorable court decisions related to personal expenses covered by his companies, as well as revelations about the undervaluation of certain properties. According to the post, the specialized recovery unit of Hauts-de-Seine had requested the judicial liquidation of Riner Estate, a real estate company based in Levallois-Perret, and the economic activities court of Nanterre had pronounced it the previous month. The post cited L’Équipe. https://t.co/6V8tqJ2tNT #TeddyRiner #Fiscalité #Présidentielle2027 (translated)

The press brief counted several petitions and their results: the one against CNews, which it described as a far-right channel that had been subject to repeated sanctions, had gathered 1,066,909 signatures before being buried. The petition against the "license to kill" law for the police had obtained 732,086 signatures and had also been buried. According to the author, the petition against the Duplomb law, signed by 2,131,368 people, had been circumvented, while the one against the Yadan law, which had 707,957 signatures, had been buried. He believed that elections no longer allowed for changes in political orientations, as the last legislative elections had shown. He also felt that the massive demonstrations organized by the unions had been ineffective in recent years, particularly regarding pensions, and that petitions were now useless. He wondered how the French could still make their voices heard. #France #politique #pétitions (translated)

Press brief reported that Jordan Bardella stated during an interview on BFMTV that a criminal record should prevent access to social housing. The account also indicated that the RN, which he presided over, and Marine Le Pen, his candidate for 2027, had both been convicted on appeal for embezzlement of public funds. #politique #LePen #logement (translated)

Press briefs indicated that the cultural affairs committee had classified the petition demanding the withdrawal of CNews' DTT frequency, despite nearly 1.07 million signatures. The account labeled the Bolloré group channel as far-right and claimed that it had been sanctioned multiple times by Arcom and had spread numerous false information in recent weeks. #CNews #Pétition #Médias (translated)

Press Briefs reported, citing Politico, that Emmanuel Macron has been keenly following Teddy Riner's rise. The judoka, presented as a "liberal-security" candidate, is already appealing to the right and could also garner votes from part of Jean-Luc Mélenchon's electorate, despite a positioning that would not be on the left. The account also indicated that Riner had just been convicted on appeal in a tax case and was surrounded by personalities close to Macronist circles, including Philippe Véran, a businessman described as one of the largest fortunes in France. Citing a witness interviewed by Le Parisien, Press Briefs described Véran as a key player in Emmanuel Macron's early days in 2016. François Braun, former Health Minister, and Aline Poulain, CEO of APG Conseil and former ministerial advisor under Nicolas Sarkozy, would also be part of Riner's entourage. The judoka had also stated that he "loved Nicolas Sarkozy." #Macron #politique #France (translated)

Press Briefs has reported revelations from Mediapart about the private Catholic high school Stanislas, mentioning a director who allegedly hired a teacher he knew was accused of child sexual assault and another who would have hidden consultations of pedopornographic files. The report also stated that the institution enjoyed strong support from the authorities. https://t.co/PbmEn3o3q0 #Justice #Éducation #Violence (translated)

Press briefs reported that Sophie Binet from the CGT deemed the increase announced by the government ridiculous, summarizing it as five euros without even enough to buy a Mars bar. According to the report, the government announced about 5 additional net euros per month for the minimum wage, in addition to the automatic increase, presenting this rise as a "boost." Press briefs also indicated that the CFDT considered the total increase of 1.6% insufficient. #SMIC #CGT #CFDT (translated)

Press reports stated that the judoka and presidential candidate Teddy Riner had lost his appeal in his case against the tax authorities. According to a report by L’Équipe relayed by press reports, the court found a "deliberate intention" to reduce his taxes, while the tax administration estimated that he had benefited from €289,000 in hidden advantages. #Riner #impôts #fisc (translated)

Press briefs reported that, according to several media outlets, the government is considering increasing the minimum wage by around 5 euros net per month, in addition to the automatic adjustment provided by law based on inflation, to respond to social anger. The account stated that Sophie Binet from the CGT denounced a "yellow coins operation," and several unions were calling for a more general increase in low wages, beyond just the minimum wage. #SMIC #salaires #inflation (translated)