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Mathilde Panot stated that the phrase about the dangers of AI in the hands of fascists was a false quote that she never said. She also clarified that the correct term was "secular," not "laic," and called the people who had used that form incompetent. #IA #Facho #Laïcité (translated)

Mathilde Panot stated that a petition calling for the closure of CNEWS had gathered one million signatures, which she presented as a sign of rejection of racism on screen. She believed that Arcom had the means to act and should take responsibility, and she called for people to sign and share the petition. https://t.co/QhNIq5J9mJ #Racisme #Censorship #EngagementCitoyen (translated)

Mathilde Panot stated that 800,000 people had signed the #STOPCNEWS petition, which is 100,000 more in less than 24 hours. After the racist attack in Trappes and La Verrière, she felt that the normalization of racism on the air should stop and called for signing and sharing the petition, which aimed for one million signatures. https://t.co/LTuepC1JA0 https://t.co/Cg8lfTPG9t #StopCNews #Racisme #Mobilisation (translated)

Mathilde Panot indicated that the petition demanding the closure of CNews had surpassed 700,000 signatures. She denounced what she described as the regular dissemination of racist hate on the channel and called for a debate in the National Assembly. She urged to continue the mobilization, with a goal of one million signatures. https://t.co/BLiJNOGOZm https://t.co/tQn9K7n5Aw #CNews #Mobilisation #Racisme (translated)

Mathilde Panot indicated that two high school students from the Jean Macé school in Vitry-sur-Seine and the Darius Milhaud school in Kremlin-Bicetre were placed in police custody after the mobilization in front of the high schools in the morning. She denounced what she presented as a government strategy aimed at stifling protests through police action and demanded their immediate release. #Liberté #Justice #Révolte (translated)

Mathilde Panot denounced what she described as a "scam" for the population and a windfall for Total. She wrote that the public would pay the heavy price, either through a vulnerability in the supply necessary for the essential needs of the Nation or to replenish stocks. According to her, Total was receiving a bonus of one million euros per day after already doubling its profit for 2025. She accused her interlocutors of being weak with the powerful and tough with the weakest, and spoke of 2027 with anticipation. #Injustice #Économie #Total (translated)

Mathilde Panot wrote that the mosque of Lodève, in Hérault, had been desecrated with inscriptions such as "the suitcase or the coffin" and "Islam out". She denounced the political and media normalization of racism, which she mentioned a few days after the Trappes attack, and expressed her support for the Muslim community of Lodève and France. She added that she would stand by their side in the fight against Islamophobia. #Islamophobie #Solidarité #LutteContreLeRacisme (translated)

Mathilde Panot wrote that the National Assembly had adopted free healthcare for victims of sexual violence. She condemned the obstruction by the far right, which she described as "obscene," and stated that this measure granted a new right to hundreds of thousands of victims thanks to the rebels. #ChangerLaVie https://t.co/fWjmUw8G5G #Victimes #DroitsHumains #SantéPublique (translated)

Mathilde Panot denounced the obstruction by the National Rally and the right-wing to a proposal aimed at having the Social Security fully cover the care of victims of sexual violence. She indicated that more than 150 sub-amendments had been submitted to prevent the vote on this text and on those regarding salary increases, the protection of young adults from child social aid, and the ban on dangerous pesticides. She accused the far right of opposing the rights of women and children. #DroitsDesFemmes #ViolencesSexuelles #SécuritéSociale (translated)

Mathilde Panot welcomed the ban on the gathering and the neo-Nazi demonstration scheduled for this weekend in Plessis-Robinson and Paris, stating that this decision responded to her request. She said she would not let anything go unpunished. https://t.co/v28ftuVMjt #Antiracisme #Liberté #Justice (translated)

Mathilde Panot asserted that the bans on protesting are multiplying in Marseille, Lyon, Rouen, Grenoble, and Le Havre. She accused Emmanuel Macron of refusing to respond to popular demands and of wanting to prevent their expression in the street. She also accused him of wanting to bury the rule of law and called him authoritarian. https://t.co/Kij03lrLM9 #Manifester #Liberté #Démocratie (translated)

Mathilde Panot expressed her horror after the attack that took place that morning in Trappes, which she described as terrorist and motivated by racism. She indicated that one person had been killed and four injured, including a 12-year-old child, and expressed her support for the victims, their families, and the residents of the city. She stated that her determination to combat hatred would remain unwavering. #Haine #Racisme #Solidarité (translated)

Mathilde Panot wrote that the identity of the protester who died on Boulevard Magenta in Paris on Saturday, October 17, was communicated five days after his death. She expressed her support for the family and loved ones of Christophe, whom she described as an activist from Ivry, and called for the circumstances of his death to be fully clarified. #Paris #Manifestation #Justice (translated)

Mathilde Panot questioned what she presented as an authoritarian drift of the Macron administration. She indicated that Laurent Nuñez had announced the deployment of Sentinelle military personnel to replace internal security forces for the demonstration on October 24. She believed that protesters should not be considered enemies and called for the abandonment of any recourse to Sentinelle for maintaining order. In the face of the social and political crisis, she called for responses of the same order rather than a confrontation with the population. #Macronie #Manifestation #Démocratie (translated)

Mathilde Panot wrote that Raphaël Arnault was allegedly targeted that very morning by a police intervention, which supposedly failed because the police had mistaken the train. She compared this episode to the fact that Rima Hassan had been targeted at an airport a few weeks earlier, believing that another rebellious parliamentarian had thus been targeted. Panot accused the "Macronie" of criminalizing the opposition to ensure its political survival, failing to respond to popular demands and guarantee public peace. She alerted democrats to what she called an authoritarian shift, claimed that her supporters would not be intimidated, and expressed her full support for Raphaël Arnault. #France #Démocratie #Liberté (translated)

Mathilde Panot asked whether enough attention is being paid to the violence suffered by a young person from the ASE, who was placed under the responsibility of the state and committed suicide in a hotel room, to Guadeloupeans who have been deprived of water for years, and to caregivers who set themselves on fire. She called for more funding for public services. #ServicesPublics #Solidarité #Société (translated)