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N. Dupont-Aignan

@dupontaignan wrld.org
French politician (born 1961)
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N. Dupont-Aignan 5h
French politician (born 1961)

The author announced that he would present his presidential economic project the next day, live on X, Facebook, and YouTube, from his campaign headquarters, alongside Alex Vilp and Philippe Murer. He indicated that this project would include 30 proposals aimed at producing in France and creating two million jobs, as well as rewarding work with an increase, without specifying what. https://t.co/xefzquj1DD #Économie #Emploi #Politique #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 6h
French politician (born 1961)

The author stated that insurance would cost up to €235 more per family in 2027, mainly due to a new "riot tax" intended, according to him, to finance the damages caused by people involved in acts of vandalism. He criticized the government for making the population pay for its inability to maintain order and to reduce "its...". https://t.co/JVksLJtaVZ #Assurance #Politique #France #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 8h
French politician (born 1961)

The author denounced the call from certain teacher unions to boycott the November 11 tributes, which they justified, according to him, by a supposed "militarization" of the school. He believed that, in a France he described as more divided than ever, honoring the dead and cherishing peace should be an unbreakable bond of unity. #11Novembre #France #Paix #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 10h
French politician (born 1961)

The author claimed that journalist Christophe Gleizes had been imprisoned in Algeria for 500 days for practicing his profession. He criticized Emmanuel Macron and his government for being indifferent to his fate and for what he deemed an unbearable complacency towards the Algerian regime. https://t.co/k6d1rZRrUR #LibertéDeLaPresse #SoutienJournaliste #Algérie #DZ #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 17h
French politician (born 1961)

The author called on November 11 to pay tribute to the soldiers who died for France during the Great War, 110 years after the Battle of Verdun. He spoke of their courage, their suffering, and their sacrifice, and wrote that their memory should remind us of the importance of peace. https://t.co/lb9L51NSYw #Mémoire #Armistice #GrandeGuerre #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 1d
French politician (born 1961)

The author expressed his support for Louise Montangon, whom he presented as being threatened with death. He accused Alexis Corbière of being aggressive and sectarian towards her, deeming his remarks astonishing and unworthy towards a young woman who was reporting death threats. #Courage #Soutien #LibertéDexpression #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 1d
French politician (born 1961)

The author questioned the situation in the country and wrote that an elected LR deputy mayor was violently attacked in front of a school, doused with gasoline and struck in the chest. He noted that she was filing a complaint for attempted murder, and then mentioned the impossibility for elected officials to perform their duties. #Sécurité #Violence #Politique #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 2d
French politician (born 1961)

The author believed that the French would not be fooled by the limited measures of a waning power and questioned how to live on €1,501.90 net per month when, according to him, energy prices had risen sharply. He proposed raising the minimum wage to €1,600 net per month, accompanied by a decrease that he did not specify. #France #SMIC #PouvoirAchat #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 2d
French politician (born 1961)

The author believed that the memory of General de Gaulle evoked the link between national independence and popular sovereignty. He called for convincing the French to reclaim their freedom in order to save the country. https://t.co/9FbXoD4DF3 #Indépendance #Souveraineté #Liberté #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 2d
French politician (born 1961)

The author wrote that he was, as every year, moved to pay tribute to General de Gaulle. He believed that, in the face of what he described as a threat to the very existence of France, the figure of de Gaulle inspired the necessary strength to restore national independence and popular sovereignty. https://t.co/Qc2qcTODHA #DeGaulle #France #Indépendance #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 3d
French politician (born 1961)

The post relayed the testimony of Louise, who reportedly explained that she had to consider moving, that she could no longer go out alone, and that she was afraid in the street. According to the message, Louise and her family had been threatened with death for several weeks. The author also mentioned individuals who, in his opinion, defended ideas in France outside the imposed norm. https://t.co/x7SDJwlCsI #Sécurité #Déménagement #Témoignage #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 3d
French politician (born 1961)

The author wrote that in Auch, a police officer had seen his home go up in smoke in a fire that he described as criminal, and that his whole family had been threatened with death. He added that the people who devoted their lives to protecting the French should not have to fear for themselves and their loved ones. The publication ended with a call for the state to act quickly, interrupted before the end of the sentence. #Sécurité #Justice #Protection #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 3d
French politician (born 1961)

The author believed that France could only solve its migration and economic problems by regaining its freedom in relation to the European Union. He called for no longer deceiving the French. https://t.co/qvtTT3ft4u #Migration #Europe #Liberté #FR #EU (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 3d
French politician (born 1961)

The author estimated that the main danger was that France would end up like Greece, which he described as a ruined country. He announced that he would present to the press, on Thursday, November 12, an economic plan aimed at creating and relocating two million jobs in France. https://t.co/nTNqR5jZgV #Économie #Emploi #France #GR #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 3d
French politician (born 1961)

The author stated that he wants the French to pay 20% less for their diesel and 50% less for their gas. According to him, the only solution was to make peace in Ukraine. https://t.co/o6unEfBLtz #Ukraine #prixducarburant #économie #FR #UA (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 3d
French politician (born 1961)

The author called for freeing the French from polls and allowing them to vote according to their conscience. https://t.co/q9hRQHJpBR #Vote #Démocratie #Liberté (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 3d
French politician (born 1961)

The author believed that the mayors of small municipalities were right and stated that the State wanted to cut funding to local authorities once again to reduce its deficits. He wrote that well-managed municipalities were being strangled, with the risk of being forced to increase property taxes. He indicated that his presidential project for 2027 included a proposal, without specifying its content. #Municipalités #Politique #Économie #FR (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 4d
French politician (born 1961)

The author reported an attack in the heart of Krakow, which is said to have caused several deaths and numerous injuries. He extended his thoughts to the victims and their families, as well as his support to the Polish people. #Cracovie #Pologne #Solidarité #PL (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 5d
French politician (born 1961)

On the occasion of the International Day Against School Harassment, the author reminded us that 3% of schoolchildren, 4% of middle school students, and 2% of high school students were affected. He added that these figures encompassed situations of children suffering in silence and psychological wounds that could leave lasting marks. (translated)

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N. Dupont-Aignan 5d
French politician (born 1961)

The author stated that funds were still available for Ukraine, false Vital cards, and wind turbines, but not for the minimum wage or gasoline. In his presidential project for 2027, he proposed to reduce these expenses in order to lower payroll contributions and increase the minimum wage. https://t.co/TuoEOuF9RA #SMIC #France #Politique #UA (translated)

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