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Impact reported that Jean-Luc Mélenchon unveiled a program for the 2027 presidential election featuring 1,069 measures, including 238 new ones. According to the report, he proposed to immediately raise the minimum wage (SMIC) to €1,700 net per month, to index salaries to inflation, and to increase housing assistance (APL) and the index point for civil servants by 10%. He also planned to establish a maximum salary gap of 1 to 20 within companies and a 32-hour work week for demanding or night jobs. Regarding pensions, the program aimed to gradually lower the retirement age to 60, with full benefits after 40 years of contributions, by first abolishing the reform raising it to 64. Impact also reported proposals for a pension at least equal to the revalued SMIC for a full career, considering the RSA to validate trimesters, and guaranteeing autonomy set at the poverty line, which is €1,337 for a single person. The program included the reinstatement of the wealth tax (ISF), a minimum 2% tax on assets of at least €100 million, a maximum inheritance of €12 million, and increasing the income tax brackets from 5 to 14. On security, Mélenchon proposed, according to Impact, to dismantle BAC and BRAV-M, to abolish IGPN and IGGN in favor of an independent authority, and to prohibit LBDs, tasers, de-escalation grenades, kettling during demonstrations, and widespread facial recognition. The program also planned the regularization of undocumented workers, students, and parents of schoolchildren, and aimed to make the 10-year residence permit the reference title. For housing, he proposed to construct 200,000 public housing units and 30,000 youth housing units each year for five years, to prohibit evictions without public rehousing, and to limit tourist rentals such as Airbnb to 60 days per year. In health, he planned for 100% reimbursement of prescribed care and the recruitment of 100,000 caregivers and doctors in hospitals, as well as 300,000 professionals in the medico-social sector and nursing homes (EHPAD). He also aimed to ensure access to a public health service within less than 30 minutes. In education, the program intended to make schooling compulsory until the age of 18, compared to 16 currently, reduce class sizes to below the European average of 19 students, and establish a nine-month ecological citizen service paid at the revalued SMIC before the age of 25. Regarding energy, it set a target of 100% renewable energies by 2060 at the latest and proposed to ban night flights between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. Finally, Impact reported that Mélenchon advocated for a sixth Republic, withdrawal from NATO's integrated command, and disobedience to certain EU rules. He also proposed to recognize the massacre of Algerians on October 17, 1961, as a crime against the state, to ban artificial intelligences simulating emotional relationships, and to combat media concentration. #Mélanchon2027 #Élections #PolitiqueFrançaise (translated)

Impact stated it is regularly approached by political parties and figures to publish certain content, requests it claimed to refuse in the name of its independence. The media also reported having received, since its creation just over a year ago, an unusually high number of official complaints filed by companies and organizations. It indicated that its Instagram account had been permanently suspended after reaching 402,000 followers and one billion views in 90 days. On TikTok, Impact said it received two official reports in less than seven days and estimated that a third could lead to the permanent suspension of its accounts. It added that sanctions were less frequent on X since the platform was acquired by Elon Musk. Impact reported that 300 million views in 15 days on X only earned it about 200 dollars and called on its followers to follow its accounts ImpactMediaFR and ImpactMedia_FR on X, impactmedia.france on Instagram, as well as impactmediafrance and impact_media_france on TikTok. The media also indicated it wanted to buy back its structure for a six-figure sum. #Transparence #Indépendance #Média (translated)

Impact indicated that X deleted its post about the documentary *NAZA* less than an hour after publication and suspended its account following a report for copyright infringement. According to the media, the report was sent by Thierry Chevillard, president of Blue Efficience, who said he was acting on behalf of MK2 Films, the international distributor of the documentary. Impact specified that the notification accused its publication of providing access to unauthorized video or links. The media added that it could not independently verify whether Thierry Chevillard was authorized to act for the rights holder. It criticized the use of reports rather than a direct request for removal and encouraged its followers to follow its backup account, ImpactMedia_FR. #Gaza #LibertéDexpression #Documentaire (translated)

Impact called on its subscribers to follow its backup account, ImpactMedia_FR. The media stated that it has once again managed to unlock its main account, while warning that it may one day be unable to recover it. https://t.co/ACmbme49a8 #ImpactMedia #Sécurité #RéseauxSociaux (translated)

Impact wrote that Philippe Véran, presented as an early supporter of Macron and the right-hand man of Teddy Riner's candidacy for the 2027 presidential election, had stated that the judoka had called him this summer. According to Véran, Riner believed that the lineup ranging from Raphaël Glucksmann to David Lisnard would not be enough to defeat Jean-Luc Mélenchon and that France could not be left in that state. Impact concluded that Riner had entered the race to beat Mélenchon, rather than to counter the far right or to restore the country. #TeddyRiner #Élections2027 #Politique (translated)

Impact reported, citing La Provence, that Philippe Véran, presented as one of the greatest fortunes in France, a supporter of Emmanuel Macron since 2016 and a central figure in Teddy Riner's candidacy, stated that the judoka had decided to run for the presidential election of 2027 to defeat Jean-Luc Mélenchon. #TeddyRiner #Élections2027 #PolitiqueFrançaise (translated)

Impact stated that a new survey by Cluster17 for Politico and Le Parisien placed Marine Le Pen at the top of voter intentions for 2027, with 27%, ahead of Jean-Luc Mélenchon at 19%. It was estimated that Mélenchon seemed capable of reaching the second round. In the scenario presented, Raphaël Glucksmann, Édouard Philippe, David Lisnard, and Christine Lagarde each received 8%, Bruno Retailleau 5%, Natacha Polony 3%, and François Ruffin, Teddy Riner, Gabriel Attal, and Éric Zemmour 2% each. Impact also indicated that, in another scenario, Mélenchon reached 21%, compared to 14% for Lagarde and 10% for Lisnard. It added that six months prior, polls attributed him between 13.5% and 15% of voter intentions. #Élections2027 #Mélanchon #PolitiqueFrançaise (translated)

Impact called on users to report the account SwordOfSalomon, which it accused of doxing practices, hoping that the platform would suspend it. It stated that it did not count on Nuñez to intervene and asked those who had reported to post a screenshot in the comments. It also indicated that its accounts on Meta and other social networks would be reported, and urged action before a tragedy occurs. #Doxing #SécuritéEnLigne #RéseauxSociaux (translated)

Impact called for an end to doxing and claimed that the person behind the account SwordOfSalomon was publicly exposing individuals under the pretext of fighting against antisemitism. He believed that this person was very likely in Israel and wrote that some of the exposed individuals were now receiving death threats aimed at their children as well. Impact questioned the lack of measures against the account and claimed that certain current and former French deputies seemed to endorse these practices. He asked Laurent Nuñez whether the authorities were waiting for a tragedy to occur, mentioning a teacher who was murdered after being publicly identified and exposed on social media. Impact added that malicious doxing that exposes individuals to danger is punishable by law in France and called for an investigation to be opened. #Doxing #Justice #Sécurité (translated)

Impact reported that Jordan Bardella once again stated on TF1 that he no longer had a Facebook account and could not recover his old conversations, following Mediapart's revelations about antisemitic remarks attributed to him on Messenger. According to Libération, a message from Meta, however, indicated that an account was still associated with his old email address. #Bardella #Antisémitisme #Médias (translated)

Impact reported that the trial of Halima El Bakhti, 72, and Ahmed Touloub, 74, opened in Blois on November 2, 2026, nearly 40 years after the discovery of Inass Touloub's body at the side of the A10. The mother was being tried for acts of torture and barbarity resulting in death without intent to cause it, and the father for complicity. According to Impact, both faced life imprisonment. The six siblings of the little girl had joined the proceedings as civil parties. The account stated that the body of the 4-year-old child was found on August 11, 1987, near Suèvres, in Loir-et-Cher. Her identity remained unknown for nearly 30 years. An DNA match of over 99.9% with traces found on the blanket that had wrapped the body had led investigators to her family in 2017, wrote Impact. According to the account, the father admitted to abandoning the body with his wife before continuing their journey to Morocco. He reportedly said that he found his daughter dead the day before and chose not to notify the police. The mother initially claimed that Inass was living in Morocco, then admitted to having hit her, while contesting the bites and burns. Both parents disputed their responsibility in the fatal violence. Impact also reported that, on November 4, forensic doctor Pauline Saint-Martin described to the court injuries inflicted over several months. After photographs of the autopsy were shown, the mother fainted and the hearing was suspended. The trial was still ongoing, according to the account. #JusticePourInass #AffaireInass #EnfanceVictime (translated)

Impact wrote that Marine Le Pen denounced a will to censor and threats against freedom of expression and media pluralism by defending CNews, while a petition demanding its closure and removal from TNT had exceeded 868,000 signatures. The account also indicated that Mediapart and StreetPress had been denied access, Wednesday evening in Paris, to the launch event of Jordan Bardella's book. According to Libération journalist Nicolas Massol, the political event could be counted in the campaign accounts and subject to reimbursement. Impact added that the majority of accredited journalists had left the event in protest against the exclusion of the press. #LibertéDEexpression #Pluralisme #Journalisme (translated)

Impact reported, citing Actu Paris, that the Yellow Vests were calling to集orner in Place de la Concorde in Paris on Saturday, November 7 at 2 PM against the high cost of living. According to the message, after the ban on previous routes, they intended to maintain the gathering even in case of a prefectural ban. #GiletsJaunes #Paris #Manifestation (translated)

Impact wrote that the CGT and the SNJ had called on employees of the BFMTV group to strike on Thursday, November 5th, after complaints from more than 450 employees. According to the statement cited by Impact, the unions denounced the normalizing of racist or discriminatory remarks on air without clear clarification, as well as an overrepresentation of the right and far-right in certain programs. They stated that 53% of the political guests on Sonia Mabrouk's set came from these factions, compared to 31% from the left and 16% from the center. The unions also criticized an unbalanced coverage of protests and the lack of resources given to reporters, mentioning a decrease in staff and filming requests being denied for cost reasons. They demanded more reports, systematic clarification of discriminatory remarks, and more balanced coverage of protests. They had arranged to meet employees at 1:30 PM before a collective departure to a demonstration in Paris. #Grève #BFMTV #DroitsDesTravailleurs (translated)

Impact indicated that 213 BFMTV journalists had sent a letter to their management to denounce editorial abuses, following a similar initiative by 160 technicians. As the 2027 presidential election approaches, they reportedly raised concerns about the normalization of racist or discriminatory remarks on air, sometimes without correction, and about the increasing prominence of editorialists at the expense of field reporting. According to Impact, the signatories also criticized the non-broadcasting of certain reports, coverage of protests that was too focused on violence, and truncated excerpts published on social media. They also condemned the recurring presence of certain guests, the lack of specialists on various topics, and political pressures. They reported verbal or physical assaults against journalists in the field, accused of collusion with the far right, as well as their fear of revealing their employer's name in their private lives. The journalists demanded written commitments and concrete measures from management, Impact added. #Racisme #Journalisme #BFMTV (translated)

Impact, citing Franceinfo, reported that the CIIVISE had contacted Yaël Braun-Pivet following remarks by RN deputy Julien Odoul during a debate on the support for victims of sexual violence. According to Impact, Julien Odoul had questioned an LFI deputy about the commission by comparing it to Hamas's sanitary service. The CIIVISE had denounced attacks against the commission and an infringement on the dignity of victims, while its director, Maryse Le Men-Régnier, had requested the president of the National Assembly to issue ethical reminders. #ViolenceSexuelle #DroitsDesEnfants #PolitiqueFrançaise (translated)