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Gaspard Glanz denounced the suspension of trams to popular neighborhoods after 8 PM, and from 5 PM in some cases, which he deemed unnecessary and discriminatory. He called for the restoration of the service, stating that nothing had happened since Saturday night. #Strasbourg #Transports #Discrimination (translated)

Gaspard Glanz wrote that the DGSI had issued a statement to contradict CNEWS, which had claimed live, citing the service as a source, that handguns and Kalashnikovs were circulating among the rioters. He believed that the channel should suspend its broadcast, denouncing a level of disinformation that he deemed excessive. #Désinformation #Médias #Actualité (translated)

Gaspard Glanz estimated that the day of Saturday the 24th would be more difficult. He wrote that the protesters had gained confidence and acquired a relatively recent experience, while the police were exhausted after a month of riots and the events of the week. He also mentioned a change in doctrine in law enforcement and a willingness to confront. #manifestation #émeutes #police (translated)

At 10:15 PM, Gaspard Glanz wrote that he was stopping his follow-up. He indicated that there were still people in Paris, scattered throughout the city, and that he did not know where the police were, who, according to him, were no longer present between République, Nation, Bastille, and Boulevard Voltaire. #Paris #Bastille #Ville (translated)

Gaspard Glanz wrote that the Repu-Nation Boulevard was not yet open to automobile traffic. He noted that many people were still present, with fires and barricades, and that half of the windows on the boulevard were open and broken on the sidewalk. He added that people were tired, but were not going home. #Paris #Manif #BoulevardRepublique (translated)

Gaspard Glanz wrote that the power had been cut on line 9 of the Paris Métro, leaving passengers trapped in the cars without ventilation. He reported that the driver explained to them that a tear gas grenade had exploded in the face of a driver located in front of them. Glanz also mentioned that the driver had said "ACAB" over the loudspeaker, which made some passengers laugh. #Paris #Métro #Transports (translated)

Gaspard Glanz described the buildings around République as places where improvised care areas with triage coexisted, spots where anti-theft tags were removed from PSG jerseys, and rest zones. He added that neighbors allowed people to use their bathrooms and described the atmosphere as very unique. #Paris #République #Ambiance (translated)

Gaspard Glanz wrote that two people had been seriously injured by a grenade at Place de la République. He added that, according to what he had seen, the number of injured was much higher and that the situation had been chaotic there since 1 PM. https://t.co/GlO36sQdlK #Paris #Manifestation #Violence (translated)

Today I saw young people from all social and economic backgrounds protesting together, with common and clearly expressed demands. A strong political discourse. Those who believe that this movement will calm down quickly are mistaken. We have until Christmas. #Manifestation #Solidarité #EngagementCivic (translated)

The police are completely overwhelmed in #Strasbourg in the face of the scale of the student mobilization. They do not have enough forces to divide among ten blockades + all the processions forming from north to south. The city belongs to the students, who are expressing all their rage. #lycéens (translated)