Ilan Gabet wrote that the government announced the abolition of Parcoursup starting in 2028, and it remains to be seen what the system will be replaced with. #Parcoursup #Éducation #Gouvernement (translated)
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Ilan Gabet wrote that the father was the first president not to be re-elected and that the son was the first candidate to come in first in the first round before being overthrown. He called their family the most failed in Brazil. #Brésil #politique #élections (translated)
Ilan Gabet presented the result as a setback for Donald Trump. He wrote that the American administration had tried to favor the return to power of the Bolsonaro clan in Brazil, notably by using American sanctions to influence the election, but that Brazilians had rejected the far right. #DonaldTrump #Brésil #Élections (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that in Brazil, while 35% of the votes had been counted, Flávio Bolsonaro was ahead of Lula by only 300,000 votes. He indicated that Lula had obtained 49.7% of the votes against 50.3% for Bolsonaro, and that Lula was continuing to gain. #Brésil #Élections2023 #Lula (translated)
Ilan Gabet praised the mobilization of the demonstrators, stating that there were 800,000 of them despite the school holidays and the storm, while the RAID, the CIGN, the BRI, and armored vehicles were deployed throughout France. He called for new appointments on October 31 and, above all, on November 5. #Manif #Solidarité #France (translated)
Ilan Gabet indicated that the administrative court of Marseille had partially suspended the prefectoral decree prohibiting demonstrations on Saturday, October 24, in Bouches-du-Rhône. According to him, Gardanne, Istres, Martigues, Miramon, and Tarascon had thus regained the right to march, an information he attributed to L’Humanité. #Marseille #Manifestation #BouchesduRhône (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that the court had suspended the order prohibiting demonstrations in Limoges, a decision he presented as a first victory of the day. #Limoges #Justice #Manifester (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that the authorities had issued a decree establishing a curfew at 6 PM in Grenoble on a Saturday. He emphasized the time and stated, in a mocking tone, that the people involved were very stressed. #Grenoble #CouvreFeu #Stress (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that the prefecture had issued seven orders prohibiting demonstrations on a Friday at 7 PM. He stated that the country was no longer a state of law. (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that the Paris police prefecture had banned the planned Bastille-Nation route for the following day and denounced this decision as outrageous. #Paris #Manifestation #Scandale (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that the mayor of Trappes had deemed the attack to be probably racist and Islamophobic. He added that, according to the mayor, those whose speeches held Arab-Muslim people responsible for all the ills of the country bore a political responsibility. #Trappes #Islamophobie #Racisme (translated)
Ilan Gabet denounced the level of racism and wrote that, even when France was hit by a racist and Islamophobic attack, the responsibility was still attributed to Muslims. https://t.co/NkYpeaKktG #wacisme #Islamophobie #France (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that Kevin, 39 years old, opened fire on passersby in Trappes in the morning. He reported that, according to the mayor of La Verrière, the man was targeting people of color and that the events took place near a mosque. He also stated that the national anti-terrorist prosecutor's office had taken over the case and expressed his thoughts to the victims' families. #Trappes #terrorisme #solidarité (translated)
Ilan Gabet asked his readers if they planned to attend the demonstration at Bastille or protest elsewhere in Paris. https://t.co/Lz3vISaxfx #Manifestation #Bastille #Paris (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that the Union of Magistrates had referred the Council of State to challenge a recommendation from Emmanuel Macron to the prefects regarding the prohibition of unreported demonstrations by unions. According to him, the appeal argued that trade union freedom did not grant unions exclusive rights to demonstrate, which also belonged to individuals without affiliation to any organization. He also reported that Emmanuel Macron had recommended the absence of demonstrations in the following days, particularly on Saturday, and that the prefects would propose alternative routes to trade union organizations while prohibiting as much as possible gatherings organized without them. #LibertéDeManifester #Syndicats #Démocratie (translated)
Ilan Gabet stated that the Paris police prefecture had violated a court ruling by ordering, by decree, that the Interfac demonstration take place without a march. He believed that the court would no longer have time to review this new decision, as it had just suspended the ban on demonstrating along the planned route. Gabet accused the authorities of contempt for the law and declared that France was experiencing a troubling drift. (translated)
Ilan Gabet indicated that the family of the protester who died on Saturday had filed a complaint with the IGPN for voluntary violence resulting in death without intent to kill. According to him, they suspected that the massive use of tear gas had contributed to the death. He added that the authorities had not ordered an autopsy and that the investigators indicated they had no surveillance footage. (translated)
Ilan Gabet indicated that the administrative court of Paris had suspended the ban on demonstrations this Thursday in Paris, which he described as illegal. He presented this decision as a victory. #Manifestation #Paris #Victoire (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote, citing Libération, that the Élysée was setting aside 2.3 million euros for Emmanuel Macron's future office. He described this expense as an insult to the French demands regarding purchasing power and concluded with "See you on Saturday." #pouvoirdachat #politique #Macron (translated)