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Paul Vannier stated that the Republicans and Horizons had not submitted any amendments to the education budget. He recalled that Édouard Philippe had promised a major reform during the summer and that Bruno Retailleau had announced a cultural transformation of the school, before reproaching them for not proposing anything now. Vannier indicated that he and his disobedient colleagues would be present in the committee starting at 4:30 PM to defend the means for the reconstruction of public education. #Éducation #Réforme #SystèmeScolaire (translated)

Paul Vannier accused a person presented as a journalist of having again defamed Jean-Luc Mélenchon, after having already been sanctioned, according to him, for lies on air. He asked franceinfo if this would happen again throughout the campaign and whether the facts were part of a partisan commitment of the editorial team or an isolated act that undermined the reputation and credibility of the channel. #Journalisme #Politique #Médias (translated)

Paul Vannier called on all democrats to question Sébastien Lecornu during the government questions the next day regarding revelations from Mediapart. He wrote that these documented, according to him, a political manipulation of the intelligence services by the Macron administration targeting La France insoumise, in the context of what he described as the government's fiasco on October 17. #Politique #Démocratie #Transparence (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that, on October 17, BFMTV still did not show any images of the protest marches that he described as massive and present throughout France. He claimed that the channel instead gave a voice to spokespersons from the far right who attacked the Insoumis with defamatory accusations. #France #politique #17octobre (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that the channels he referred to as news channels occupied the place of the Republic while crowds marched throughout the country. He associated his message with the hashtag #17octobre. #17octobre https://t.co/tBoukmjgPe #Manifestation #France #17octobre (translated)

Paul Vannier indicated that he visited the police custody cells at the Argenteuil police station to verify the conditions of detention of high school students arrested that same day in his constituency. He mentioned that he had requested a medical examination for one of them. According to him, more than 7,000 custody cases had taken place since the start of the high school movement, a sign of an unprecedented wave of repression against youth. The deputy, who presented himself as a supporter of the mobilized high school students, stated that he would remain committed to defending the rights of those expressing their demands. #DroitsDesLycéens #Justice #Mobilisation (translated)

Paul Vannier indicated that he had written to the mayor of Argenteuil after, in his view, the face of Yassin Zeghli, a rebellious municipal elected official, was removed from a photograph published by the official accounts of the city. He requested explanations, apologies, and the correction of the publication. https://t.co/AE4kaLo7Td #Argenteuil #Politique #DroitsDesCitoyens (translated)

Paul Vannier recalled hosting, on July 7, 2025, a delegation from the youth municipal council of Argenteuil at the National Assembly. According to him, a photo of the visit published on the city's Facebook page more than a year later showed the face of Yassin Zeghli erased. Vannier specified that Zeghli, who was then his parliamentary collaborator and the organizer of the day, had since been elected as a municipal councilor and was sitting in opposition for La France Insoumise. Vannier wondered if this allegiance to the opposition explained the erasure and deemed that it could only result from an instruction from the mayor. He called the treatment unacceptable and requested that the publication be corrected, that apologies be made to Zeghli, and that Mayor Georges Mothron provide explanations. He added that he did not believe that the right-wing municipal officials present during the visit should be excluded from the photographs. #Argenteuil #politique #république (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that Dominique Bernard had been murdered by a terrorist in a high school in Arras three years earlier, while he was protecting his students. He said he thought of his loved ones, his colleagues, his former students, and the educational community, still grieving. He added that teaching should not expose teachers to death and that their protection was a duty. #Éducation #Hommage #Sécurité (translated)

Paul Vannier stated that a new municipal election for an LFI town hall had been canceled in Rhône, this time in Saint-Fons. He argued that the Insoumis had followed the rules, that the prefecture had acted unjustly, and that a competing list had committed fraud, while the victorious elected officials and the residents were suffering the consequences. He questioned why these cancellations only concerned LFI town halls and what instructions had been given in Rhône, and announced an appeal. #LFI #élections #Rhône (translated)

Paul Vannier denounced an attempt that he deemed particularly malicious to associate the youth with the shootings, which he described as unacceptable, targeting a principal and a teacher. He reminded that the prefecture of Bouches-du-Rhône had indicated that these shootings had "no connection" with the high school movement. He accused Attal of manipulation and asserted that he was indifferent to people, their lives, and their aspirations. #Justice #Éducation #Politique (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that the mobilization of the youth, which he presented as the most important since May '68, was to take a new step the next day. He called for a gathering in Paris at 2 p.m., at Place d’Italie, to make the demands heard. https://t.co/rbnGvP8qGQ #Mobilisation #Jeunesse #Solidarité (translated)

Paul Vannier said he was shocked to learn that a principal and a teacher had been victims of shotgun fire in Aubagne. He expressed his support for them and wished them a speedy recovery, also expressing his solidarity with the educational community and his gratitude towards the emergency services deployed. #Solidarité #Éducation #Soutien (translated)

Paul Vannier stated that his camp would win and invited internet users to join him rather than remain spectators. He accompanied his message with the hashtag #Melenchon2027 and a link. https://t.co/XwhJ7JvXx5 #Melenchon2027 https://t.co/KPtR7VhmVK #Politique #Election2027 #Gagner (translated)