Frontières wrote that Marine Le Pen had, in turn, denounced information from Le Monde, which the media described as "huge fake news." https://t.co/Nrll7eRKM8 #MarineLePen #FakeNews #Politique (translated)
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Frontières accused L’Humanité of having taken erroneous information from Le Monde by headlining the presence of RN leaflets in the vehicle of Kevin T., involved in the Trappes shooting. The media claimed that no RN leaflet was found in the car and that the article had still not been modified. https://t.co/NoNyUCF5LI #FakeNews #Trappes #Journalisme (translated)
Frontières stated that Le Monde initially indicated that flyers from the RN had been found in Kevin T.'s vehicle. According to the media, after this information was widely reported, Le Monde reportedly discreetly altered its article: the documents were no longer presented as RN flyers and had not been found in the shooter's car. https://t.co/NUHRMUyPZV #Trappes #LeMonde #Actualités (translated)
Frontières wrote that, despite the criticism he received, he had been followed to the crisis cell of the Ministry of the Interior. He specified that the photo was taken during a special envoy report broadcast the night before on France 2. https://t.co/vxM1XBem6d #France2 #Reportage #Actualité (translated)
Frontières stated, citing BFM TV, that a shopkeeper from Valenciennes had permanently closed her establishment after the looting on October 17. https://t.co/3xev4Davlm #Valenciennes #Pillages #Commerce (translated)
Frontières wrote that 55% of the French believed that there was a link between immigration and the urban violence committed during the riots of October 17. https://t.co/1ZCSrlqxx0 #Immigration #ViolencesUrbaines #France (translated)
Frontières indicated that a CSA poll for CNEWS showed, according to him, that 82% of the French approved of the removal of social benefits for rioters. https://t.co/iohrT1N3PW #France #Sondage #AidesSociales (translated)
Frontières indicated that Raphaël Arnault's visit to Rouen had been cancelled due to a "popular mobilization," mentioning Grégoire Houdan. https://t.co/3oOTGuxDij #Rouen #Mobilisation #RAPHAËLARNAULT (translated)
Frontières reported that in Paris, a merchant selling bicycles warned the rioters that he would suffer the same fate as his store if it were to fall, according to BFM TV. https://t.co/dvW0k5Pgmz #Paris #Vélos #Émeutes (translated)
Frontières reported that Jules Laurans revealed that one of the individuals who attacked the CNews premises worked as a chief editor at Mediawan, associated in the post with Matthieu Pigasse. The person had been arrested and remained presumed innocent, Frontières stated. https://t.co/ohppcnE6Gh https://t.co/VThwhKrylG #Alerte #Cnews #Média (translated)
Frontières reported, citing Le Figaro, that the Lyon prosecutor's office claimed to have never given the instruction to arrest LFI deputy Raphaël Arnault, contrary to what LFI stated. https://t.co/epTVZTBEJv #Lyon #Politique #LFI (translated)
Borders reported, citing Le Dauphiné Libéré, that a gathering was organized in Grenoble in support of the people arrested, whom it referred to as "vandals." https://t.co/VE37zqTsND #Grenoble #Soutien #Rassemblement (translated)
Frontières indicated that Arcom had been notified following a controversy about Radio Nova. The media claimed that a comedian had revealed, in a sketch, the supposed addresses of Bernard Arnault and Vincent Bolloré. https://t.co/aaBou7xVv8 #ARCOM #RadioNova #humour (translated)
Frontières stated that the police attempted to arrest Raphaël Arnault this morning at a train station, but the operation failed because the law enforcement had the wrong train car. https://t.co/QIh1MXJrKd #Policiers #Interpellation #France (translated)
Frontières reported, citing Le Figaro, that the court had requested a sentence of 10 months in prison with a suspended sentence and two years of ineligibility against Rima Hassan in her trial for advocating terrorism. https://t.co/5w8EnJ9nn1 #JusticePourTous #Terrorisme #LibertéDExpression (translated)
Frontières disputed Lola-Fleur Whittaker's portrayal as coming from a modest background, claiming that she mentioned her mother having cake for lunch. The account stated that she obtained a bachelor's degree from the University of Manchester, which, according to them, cost £29,000 per year and £90,000 for the entire course, before joining Sciences Po Paris. Frontières also wrote that Whittaker offered private lessons at €53 for 50 minutes, which, according to their calculations, amounts to €64 per hour and the equivalent of six times the net hourly minimum wage. The account cited vacation photos posted on her Instagram in Oman, on the Île de Ré, in Sicily, in the Greek islands, in Malaysia, and in Egypt. Finally, Frontières claimed that her father was an executive at Shell and was expatriated to Oman. It noted that Whittaker posed with Jean-Luc Mélenchon and other LFI personalities, wore an organization badge during a party meeting, and completed an internship at the National Assembly. #Débunk #Influence #Éducation (translated)
Frontières reported, citing Europe 1, that merchants in Bordeaux were considering arming themselves to protect their shops against the risk of new unrest. https://t.co/pGjHK1dIk6 #Bordeaux #Commerçants #Sécurité (translated)
Frontières wrote, citing CNews, that the person arrested and suspected of having set fire to the town hall of Limoges was an ultra-left activist with an S file. https://t.co/9wk1Spfj1C #Limoges #Incendie #Activisme (translated)
Frontières indicated that CNews had announced the arrest of the main suspect in the fire at the Limoges town hall. https://t.co/IdQeAZSucl #Limoges #Incendie #Alerte (translated)
Frontières indicated that nationalists were marching that evening in the streets of Lyon, following the riots over the weekend. The publication reported a slogan claiming the street and France. https://t.co/G3yJbcsJIK #France #Lyon #Nationalisme (translated)
