The author recalled that Paris, France, and everyone remembered the terror caused by the deadly path of Islamist terrorists, from the Stade de France to the streets of Paris and to the Bataclan concert hall, on November 13, 2015. https://t.co/tOOzDir9W0 #Paris #Mémoire #Solidarité #FR (translated)
The author paid tribute to those who, in his opinion, fought to allow others to live free. He expressed his gratitude to the freedom fighters and promised to preserve the memory of the war victims, so that those who survived them would never have to know the same experience. (translated)
The author believed that the right of peoples to self-determination should apply without distinction, from Odessa to Gaza, and condemned the existence of a double standard. #Autodétermination #DroitsHumains #Solidarité #UA #PS (translated)
The author stated that the text had been adopted in committee and called for respect for international law and France's word on November 19. #DroitInternational #France #Engagement #FR (translated)
"It is in no way a general sanction against Israel," argued Olivier Faure, who is also the rapporteur of the text, which aims to "put an end to the financing of an illegality." #Israël #Parlement #Colonies (translated)
The author opposed Ciotti to De Gaulle, stating that the latter was able to distinguish between resistance and collaboration. #Histoire #Résistance #Collaboration #FR (translated)
The author believed that the increase announced by the government was not enough. He wrote that following the social conference, the government had announced that morning a 1.6% increase in the minimum wage on December 1st, which would bring it to 1,502 euros net, and presented this measure as an anticipation of its automatic revaluation. #SMIC #augmentation #gouvernement #FR (translated)
The author asserted that the movement was not weakening despite government pressure. He described a shared anger at a constrained life and a future slipping away from the youth. By their side, he said he reaffirmed that it was possible to take action, particularly by abolishing Parcoursup and increasing salaries. His message was interrupted as he began to mention a measure aimed at protecting certain groups. #Mobilisation #JusticeSociale #Jeunesse #FR (translated)
The author recalled that Yitzhak Rabin was shot dead on November 4, 1995. He wrote that he had kept at home for 31 years the front page of Libération dedicated to the Prime Minister's funeral, who had shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Yasser Arafat and Shimon Peres. #YitzhakRabin #Paix #Histoire #IL #PS #PS #IL (translated)
A shared outrage by Olivier Faure, for whom Edouard Philippe "drifts into the dark waters of racist prejudices." #immigration #intégration #politique (translated)
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On his side, Olivier Faure, first secretary of the Socialist Party, wrote on his account X: "A few days after Lula's resounding victory in Brazil, Netanyahu's setback, here comes the Democratic wave in the United States! Good morning!" #Trump #Midterms2026 #Espoir (translated)
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The author mentioned a "democratic wave" in the United States, which he placed a few days after Lula's resounding victory in Brazil and Netanyahu's setback. https://t.co/bwc0uS0hUI #Démocratie #Élections #Lula #BR #IL #US (translated)
Jean-Luc Mélenchon accused him of speaking "through racial clientelism," while Olivier Faure denounced a drift "into the black waters of racist prejudices." #Intégration #Immigration #Présidentielle2027 (translated)
As a day of strike is expected across the country on Thursday, Socialist Deputy Olivier Faure has called to follow the recommendations of the inter-union. #Manifestations #Démocratie #Sécurité (translated)
The publication stated that the rise of the far right in the polls was accompanied by an increase in racist remarks, calls, and acts. It described the far right as a source of chaos. (translated)
The author expressed his opposition to hatred and those who spread it, and his support for the Republic as well as for those who protect it. He thanked Ali Rabeh for his speech, which he described as a call for unity based on clear values. https://t.co/lQf8tG4f0m #Unité #République #Haine #FR (translated)
The author claimed that on Saturday, October 24, far-right groups attacked peaceful protesters in at least ten cities. He added that these violent acts had been anticipated and that the minister himself had reported 150 injured protesters. The author stated that he had written to the Minister of the Interior. https://t.co/nAWrXhotgT #Manifestation #Violence #DroitsHumains #FR (translated)
The author indicated that his bipartisan bill aimed at prohibiting trade with illegal Israeli settlements would be debated in the Assembly on November 19. He also cited 730,000 settlers and 437 settlements in the West Bank, and presented the reduction of economic flows as a lever for action. https://t.co/vjSHXdJr0x #Solidarité #DroitsHumains #Justice #IL #PS (translated)
The author denounced what he described as indecency during the question-and-answer session, particularly the comparison between the death of a man murdered because of his skin color and supposed religion and that of a neo-Nazi activist. He also criticized the refusal of a national tribute, stating that all victims of attacks had received one. (translated)
The author reminded that Zyed and Bouna died on October 27, 2005, and that their death had triggered a revolt that, according to him, had set the suburbs ablaze. Twenty-one years later, he said he would not forget their memory or the struggle for social justice, territorial equality, and the dignity of all. https://t.co/6xXpqV1I1t #JusticeSociale #Mémoire #Égalité #FR (translated)
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