Mathilde Panot

Mathilde Panot wrote that everything was documented and that no one could claim to be unaware. She called for the boycott to be extended as much as possible and stated that Israel and its government should be isolated economically and politically. #Boycott #Isolation #Israël (translated)

Mathilde Panot stated that everything was documented and that no one could claim to be unaware. She called for the boycott to be extended wherever possible and believed that Israel and its government should be economically and politically isolated. #Boycott #Israël #Justice (translated)

Mathilde Panot asked Jean-Noël Barrot if he was bothered by her reaction, which she called shameful. She saw it as an admission that he did not control the delivery of military equipment to Israel. She praised the revelations from journalists and unions, believing that the French should know what their country was sending to the Israeli government, which she described as genocidal. #Israël #Génocide #Transparence (translated)

Mathilde Panot accused those who voted in favor of pesticides of wanting to give her lessons on the fight against breast cancer. She asked them to listen to the patients whom she believed were condemned by their votes. https://t.co/eLaeIHc2Gp #pesticides #cancer #santé (translated)

Mathilde Panot indicated that she would pay tribute, on Saturday, October 17, to the many people she believes were killed by the French police during the peaceful demonstration of Algerians on October 17, 1961. She stated that the police acted on the orders of Maurice Papon, whom she called a collaborator. She also said that she would stand alongside the demonstrators, including high school students and yellow vests. #Histoire #Justice #Solidarité (translated)

Mathilde Panot wrote that a child had been killed every day in Gaza since the announcement, a year earlier, of the "ceasefire." She stated that a ceasefire resulting in daily casualties among children could not be considered as such. https://t.co/6ZbdiFTauI #Gaza #Paix #DroitsDeLEnfant (translated)

Mathilde Panot condemned the annulment of the election of three rebellious mayors, which she attributed to irregularities in the lists of their opponents. She described the situation as a scandal and blamed the Rhône prefecture for its incompetence, stating that it had been alerted. She added that the residents of Vénissieux, Vaulx-en-Velin, and Saint-Fons should not suffer the consequences, and expressed her support for Idir Boumertit, Abdelkader Lahmar, and Hadi Mebarki. #Élections #Justice #Soutien (translated)

Mathilde Panot wrote that more than 10,000 people had gathered in Clermont-Ferrand to listen to Jean-Luc Mélenchon. She called for them to join and stated that there were only a few months left before "changing the lives of the many." https://t.co/667RRBYjYb #ClermontFerrand #Politique #Mobilisation (translated)

Mathilde Panot wrote that Emmanuel Macron had deployed water cannons against the mobilized youth. She contrasted these means with the absence, in her opinion, of Canadair for the firefighters this summer, stating that funds were suddenly available to suppress the youth. https://t.co/FG3rIxaifQ #Macron #France #Jeunesse (translated)

Mathilde Panot stated that Laurent Nuñez was wrong according to the law. She indicated that the Internal Security Code classified grenade launchers and defense ball launchers of category A2 among the "weapons classified as military equipment," citing articles D.211-19 and R.311-2. She criticized him for a doctrine that, according to her, mutilated children and called for him to resign. #Sécurité #Démission #Indignation (translated)

Mathilde Panot denounced what she presented as a two-speed media treatment. She contrasted the reactions to the degradation of a trash can with those regarding a child whose hand had allegedly been torn off by a grenade, stating that, in the latter case, the media had only mentioned the opening of an investigation before moving on. She believed that media caution always benefited the same people and called for Nuñez's resignation. #Violence #Média #Démission (translated)

Mathilde Panot stated that the individuals concerned were not authorized to summon anyone. She questioned what the public prosecutor was doing in this situation and denounced a clear violation of Article 11 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, which pertains to the secrecy of the investigation and the instruction. She deemed the situation disgraceful. #ProcédurePénale (translated)

Mathilde Panot stated that her interlocutors were not authorized to summon anyone. She asked on whose behalf they were acting and why the public prosecutor was present, describing the situation as a clear violation of Article 11 of the Code of Criminal Procedure concerning the secrecy of the investigation and instruction. She deemed the situation disgraceful. #Légalité (translated)

Mathilde Panot relayed testimonies published by Mediapart. One person said that a police officer had ordered her to undress and then forcibly pulled down her pants and underwear after she refused. She claimed that, being escorted back to her cell by two police officers, she was pushed against a concrete bed by one, while the other struck her from behind and insulted her, telling her that she was now alone and that her lawyer had left. Mathilde Panot wrote that such incidents were occurring in certain police stations across the country. She deemed them unacceptable and stated that police officers must serve as role models. #Policiers #DroitsHumains #Justice (translated)

Mathilde Panot stated that France was the only country in Europe where young people protesting for teachers were losing their eyes. She declared that police impunity was destroying the Republic and promised that her party would create, once in power, "truth and justice" commissions so that those responsible for these violences would be held accountable. https://t.co/EjIIikMhOh #Justice #Manifestation #Impunité (translated)

Mathilde Panot called Sébastien Lecornu a liar. She claimed that, despite a projected increase of 1.2 billion euros in the national education budget next year, it would decrease by 560 million euros once inflation is taken into account. https://t.co/FiFy1YGnZ4 #Éducation #Budget #Politique (translated)

Mathilde Panot wrote to French teachers regarding a letter from Gabriel Attal, which she described as hypocritical. She stated that when he was Prime Minister, he cut 700 million euros from funding for the National Education, which she believes is equivalent to 10,000 teaching positions. #Éducation #Professeurs #France (translated)

Mathilde Panot wrote that a cornered power had, according to her, only the threat of resorting to weapons against young people who were demanding to study in dignified conditions. She stated that the danger of a government that considered children as "internal enemies" needed to be measured. #Éducation #DroitsDesEnfants #Gouvernance (translated)

You will not see these images on C NEWS and BFM TV. It was in Vitry-sur-Seine. Glory to the youth who write the History of the country. France is them! https://t.co/zujSQTaIYa #France #VitrySurSeine #Jeunesse (translated)