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Thomas Portes wrote that David Lisnard responded "I don't care" when he was questioned about October 17, 1961. He mentioned dozens of people who died, drowned in the Seine, and described the response as unrestrained racism. https://t.co/kevuJ7jr3x #Racisme #Histoire #Société (translated)

Thomas Portes wrote that a trainee math teacher and a student had been confronted by the national police in front of the Henri-Wallon school in Aubervilliers. According to him, the teacher had intervened to protect a student who was being hit by police officers. He called for their immediate release and urged a massive response to what he described as police brutality. #Justice #Policiers #Education (translated)

Thomas Portes denounced the attacks, slanders, and lies aimed at Mathilde Panot. According to him, the only criticism directed at Panot was that she publicly stated her camp would never participate in what he described as the whitewashing of a caste that, he wrote, wore the pink ribbon while voting on laws likely to generalize cancer and rolling out the red carpet for companies that would poison the population and the environment. #JusticeSociale #LutteContreLaCorruption #Écologie (translated)

Thomas Portes accused BFMTV of dishonoring itself. He claimed that the police had protected 30 neo-Nazi militants who were throwing projectiles at students mobilized for their future. According to him, the youths had chased the GUD militants away and were right to do so. He also maintained that the bottles and a tear gas grenade had been held by the GUD militants, not by the students. #Liberté #Justice #Politique (translated)

Thomas Portes wrote that young people were mobilizing in Bastille and accused Minister Nunez of once again organizing police violence, which he believed brought shame upon the country. He stated that a power relying solely on force would not last long, declared that victory was close, and urged young people not to give up. #Justice #Révolte #Liberté (translated)

“there has been a shift from a peaceful and calm mobilization to a disproportionate intervention by the police, with charges, use of shields and tear gas” Thomas Portes, deputy of La France Insoumise (Lfi), present at the mobilization, denounced how “there has been a shift from a peaceful and calm mobilization to a disproportionate intervention by the police, with charges, use of shields and tear gas,” he declared to BfmTv. #Francia #Proteste #Polizia (translated)

Thomas Portes wrote that the police charged students and elected officials in front of Sciences Po in the morning and hit them with truncheons. He deemed the young people's demands legitimate and condemned a violent repression that he considered undignified for the Republic. https://t.co/WjJlteEsSj #SciencesPo #République #Liberté (translated)

Thomas Portes stated that an Air France flight was scheduled to depart the Roissy-CDG airport the next day for Tel Aviv, carrying military cargo produced in France and intended for the Israeli company Elbit Systems. He indicated that the CGT-Solidaires union coalition was calling on Air France to cancel the flight and that employees would take all possible measures to avoid being complicit in the genocide in Gaza. #AirFrance #Gaza #Solidarité (translated)