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Natacha Polony

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Natacha Polony

French journalist and essayist
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A report from the General Controller of Places of Deprivation of Liberty points out serious dysfunctions in psychiatric emergencies in Île-de-France: the average waiting time for patients has exceeded 39 hours! The procedures for involuntary hospitalization without consent are (translated)

School: it was better before, it will be better after! French school is doing poorly. International rankings say so, teachers experience it, and families notice it: the level is declining, inequalities are widening, and the promise of emancipation through knowledge is fading. (translated)

"This will hurt France." (translated)

Thunderclap in Germany: the AfD, an extreme right that embraces its neo-Nazi positioning, blows up the electoral field in Saxony-Anhalt! With record participation, the AfD nails all its opponents to the pillory who for years have struggled in accounts. (translated)

Thunderclap in Germany: the AfD, an extreme right that embraces its neo-Nazi stance, disrupts the electoral field in Saxony-Anhalt! With record participation, the AfD nails all its opponents to the pillory who have been struggling for years in accounts. (translated)

I'm getting into politics. And if you want to take action with me, head over now to 👉 https://t.co/tYxDECFhHa In my interview on BFMTV, I explain why I refuse to resign myself to political impotence. Sovereignty, reindustrialization, School, salaries, (translated)

On Friday evening on BFM TV, I explained why I no longer want to just comment on the weakening of our country. School, industry, purchasing power, sovereignty, secularism: it is time to act and offer the French a real path to restore France. (translated)

"François Ruffin joue un rôle absolument nécessaire"

Après un été particulièrement chaud, de plus en plus de Français s'équipent de pompes à chaleur
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There are subjects on which a nation has no right to renounce. Subjects that say what it wants to become, what it wants to transmit, and what it hopes for its children. The school is among them. Because when a country stops believing in its school, when it accepts... (translated)

Let's no longer be spectators. If you also believe that it is time to give power back to the French, to move away from political isolation, and to build a different path for our country, join the movement. 👉 Sign up now: https://t.co/tYxDECFhHa (translated)

Yesterday, I was on the set of Brunet without filter on LCI. We talked about France, what brings us together, and what it still means to be French today, but also the necessity of regaining a true collective ambition. I also brought up the... (translated)

"J'en ai assez de commenter le désastre"

La journaliste Natacha Polony se lance en politique pour "perturber l'entre-soi"
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"The downgrade is real. [...] This decline is not irreversible, it is not a fatality." Natacha Polony presents her observations and responses in Le Parisien. (translated)

"I refuse to simply comment on the impending disaster. I have therefore decided to play my part in this great presidential debate." Natacha Polony explains her commitment in Le Parisien: https://t.co/H3e0Rl9KJr https://t.co/GHMCJDKFIf (translated)

"We need to declare a state of emergency for production." (translated)

"I want to disrupt the political game." (translated)

Notice of bad weather, it's going to stir things up in the central bloc! No more than any other, the Harris back-to-school poll published yesterday has no predictive value. But it should be taken for what it is: a political object that will trigger chain reactions not so much in public opinion, (translated)

Ninety years ago, on August 19, 1936, Federico García Lorca was assassinated near Granada by the Francoists. They shot a 38-year-old man. They did not manage to kill the poet. Ninety years later, his words, his theater, his freedom, and his Spain still live on. (translated)

Today, on this #WorldHumanitarianDay, we pay tribute to those who risk, and sometimes lose, their lives to save those of others. The date of August 19 reminds us of the attack on the UN headquarters in Baghdad in 2003, which cost the lives of 22 people. (translated)