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The author described the victory of outgoing President Lula against F. Bolsonaro in Brazil as a "huge relief," despite the significant support from D. Trump. However, he believed that Brazilian society remained more polarized and paralyzed than ever, and that an election alone was not enough to bring it back together. #Brésil #Lula #Élections #BR (translated)

The author wrote that thousands of people were to demonstrate that day for causes he deemed legitimate, notably the concerns of young people about the future and the demands of workers regarding purchasing power and the ability to live decently on their salary. He addressed high school students and university students. #France #Manifestation #DroitsDesTravailleurs #FR (translated)

The author reminded the president that in 2012, Merah murdered French citizens, including children, because of their religion, and that people were also killed at the Hyper Cacher in 2015. He felt that it was important to remember this. #mémoire #France #terrorisme #FR (translated)

The author wrote that the racist nature of the attack carried out in Trappes and La Verrière seemed to be confirmed in light of the charges brought by the national anti-terrorist prosecutor's office, particularly those referring to belonging. #Racisme #Terrorisme #Justice #FR (translated)

The author expressed his thoughts to the victims of the shooting in Trappes and La Verrière, to their loved ones, to the witnesses, and to the residents, whom he described as traumatized. He indicated that the National Anti-Terrorist Prosecutor's Office was involved and called the crime horrific. #Solidarité #Violence #Tragédie #FR (translated)

The author expressed his thoughts to the victims of the shooting in Trappes and La Verrière, as well as to their loved ones. He also mentioned the witnesses and residents, whom he described as traumatized by this outbreak of violence. #Trappes #LaVerrière #Violence #FR (translated)

The author wrote that the police prefecture had invited merchants to pay private agents to protect their stores on Saturday. He believed that this request amounted to paying taxes for protection, and then paying again to actually be protected, and saw it as an admission of resignation rather than a security policy. (translated)

The author congratulated the police, who, according to him, had identified and arrested the likely leader of the group of vandals who set fire to the town hall of Limoges. He added that the building now needed to be rebuilt and that the state should take its full share in this. #Justice #Sécurité #Limoges #FR (translated)

The author wondered why so many Europeans felt they were no longer being heard on housing, work income, and the possibility of building a future. He believed that the parallel between 1848 and 2026 deserved reflection, and then invited readers to register via a link and, if they could, to provide their support through another. https://t.co/cF2xLT9F3U #Europe #Avenir #VieProfessionnelle #EU (translated)

The author accused the government of deliberately underestimating the number of police forces needed on October 17, 2026, in order to discredit a legitimate social movement, according to him. He stated that the country had the means to defend itself but did not do so, holding the government responsible for tragedies. #Gouvernement #Justice #MouvementSocial #FR (translated)

to unite the orphans of politics The essayist Natacha Polony announced Wednesday on France Inter her candidacy for the presidential election "to unite the orphans of politics" and "to propose a policy of production on French soil." #Élections2027 #MarineLePen #SondagePolitique (translated)

The author disputed the promise that those affected would not be left alone in the face of difficulties, arguing that traders had already been abandoned during the looting. He called on the state to protect, anticipate, and act rather than limit itself to words after the fact, and requested a clear response to the violence. https://t.co/M78swyk0BX #Sécurité #État #Commerçants #FR (translated)

The author condemned what he described as a loss of control, nihilism, and the impunity of offenders. He wrote that the French felt alone and dispossessed, and that, in his view, the state was no longer fulfilling its primary mission of upholding the law over force. He called for the rapid implementation of minimum sentences and a revision of the justice system. #Justice #France #Société #FR (translated)

The author called out the president of the Republic, asking him to stop. He criticized his proposal, after two days of riots and looting, to bring together representatives of high school students and unions around round tables. He also noted that the president repeatedly used the term "responsibility." #Responsabilité #Éducation #Manifestation #FR (translated)

The author wrote that everyone, including the president, must take responsibility. He asked that those he accused of destroying and plundering the country should pay and reimburse, and also mentioned those who would have sought to overthrow the Republic. #Responsabilité #Justice #République #FR (translated)

The author believed that the French had witnessed a situation that increasingly resembled a collapse. He presented the day of October 17 as the result of forty years of policies implemented in France and as a glimpse of the future if the trajectory was not reversed. #France #Politique #Effondrement #FR (translated)

The author explained that he chose Avignon to support the French mobilized to improve their living conditions. He condemned the violence which, in his opinion, spoiled the day and believed that a return to order was essential, while calling on the government to listen to what he considered legitimate demands. https://t.co/8FHs6chuxI #Avignon #JusticeSociale #Mobilisation #FR (translated)

The author recalled that Samuel Paty was decapitated by an Islamist terrorist on October 16, 2020, and that Dominique Bernard was murdered three years later. He wrote that the events had begun with the harassment of a student's parent and urged the school to end the "no waves" policy and stop apologizing for being what it was. https://t.co/iQboQbWyYZ #SamuelPaty #Éducation #Terrorisme #FR (translated)

The author had recalled that Samuel Paty was decapitated by an Islamist on October 16, 2020, and had called to remember him and Dominique Bernard, who was murdered three years later. According to him, the case began with a parent of a student who was harassing, and the school needed to stop apologizing for being what it was and refuse the "no waves" policy. #SamuelPaty #Éducation #LibertéDexpression #FR (translated)