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The author of the message stated that he went to Matignon today to ask the government to end the security escalation. He called for hearing the demands of the social movement, to respond to expectations, and to resume dialogue, believing that a crisis could not be calmed by repressing those linked to it. #Securité #MouvementSocial #Dialogue #FR (translated)

The author specified that the appeal from 50 political, associative, and non-governmental organizations for a non-violent rally aimed, according to him, not at banning a congress of the RN, but at rejecting the normalization of its message. #RN #rassemblement #nonViolence (translated)

The author stated that the Sakharov Prize 2026 from the European Parliament had been awarded to the International Criminal Court. He believed that Europe must resist the new imperialists, who he said were substituting force for law, and protect judicial institutions as well as the law. #Sakharov #CourPénaleInternationale #Droit #EU #CG #RU (translated)

The author believed that the government had responded to social and political anger with an exclusively security-oriented approach. To overcome the crisis, it needed, in his opinion, to provide political answers. https://t.co/JiMDFWCpDD #Politique #Crise #Sécurité #FR (translated)

The author wrote that students were asking for more teachers and that they needed to be listened to. He estimated that the government's budget proposal was heading in the opposite direction, with the elimination of 1,500 teaching positions and a decrease of 7 billion euros in funding for local authorities. https://t.co/VrsH3AsBb4 #Éducation #Enseignants #Budget #FR (translated)

The author described the movement of the Yellow Vests as the expression of the anger of people who work but are unable to live decently on their salary. To address this social crisis, he advocated for an increase in the minimum wage, a revaluation of salaries, and a strengthening of purchasing power. https://t.co/MVti6tMfZO #GiletsJaunes #PouvoirDAchat #SMIC #FR (translated)

The author believed that the government should protect traders and protesters while responding to social anger. He questioned what would be resolved by making fragile families bear the consequences of one person's actions and called on the government not to divert the debate. (translated)

The author wrote that the government had been facing social movements for a month without responding to their demands. According to him, this situation fueled anger and contributed to the radicalization of the movement. He called on the government to provide political answers to the crisis. https://t.co/EtuxMxkftF #Gouvernement #MouvementsSociaux #CrisePolitique #FR (translated)

The author believed that the government should provide a political response to the social and political crisis. He deemed that the issue was not to deploy a massive mechanism, but to implement one that is suitable, and characterized the demands of the movement as clear and legitimate, calling on the government to respond to them. (translated)

The author accused the government of allowing the situation to stagnate in the face of a social movement that he described as powerful. According to him, it was born out of demands for decent learning conditions for high school students and wages that would allow workers to live. https://t.co/yaz2r3lYkJ #Gouvernement #MouvementSocial #Éducation #FR (translated)

The author wrote that his bill aimed at recognizing the nation towards the repatriates from Indochina and repairing the harms suffered had been definitively adopted the night before, amidst emotion. He also indicated that after 1954 and the fall of Diên Biên Phu, between 4,000 and 6,000 people had been settled in camps. https://t.co/Yiv2U79RFv #Indochine #Reconnaissance #Loi #VN #FR (translated)

The author responded to David Lisnard that one should not ignore the subject. He recalled that, in his opinion, hundreds of Algerian workers had protested in Paris on October 17, 1961, against a curfew imposed on them. He also stated that the Paris police was then led by Maurice Papon, whom he described as having already allowed the deportation of French citizens. #Histoire #Mémoire #Justice #AL #FR (translated)

The author stated that if the mentioned facts were proven, the situation would be unacceptable. He wrote that the opposition to LFI was legitimate, but that manipulating the truth to eliminate a political opponent had no place in democracy. He also criticized diverting attention from the demands of high school students and employees, which he called to address. (translated)

The author said he was deeply shocked by the fire at the town hall of Limoges, the looting of dozens of shops, and the scenes of urban guerrilla warfare. However, he emphasized that, in his opinion, 800,000 people had peacefully demonstrated in France the day before. #Limoges #France #Manif #FR (translated)

There may have been tensions between us. They were not related to a desire to confront each other or to a personal conflict but to the differences we held that honor democratic debate. Despite their disagreements (notably regarding the relationship with La France insoumise), Olivier Faure explains that he wants to overcome the divisions: "There may have been tensions between us. They were not related to a desire to confront each other or to a personal conflict but to the differences we held that honor democratic debate," he testified. #PartiSocialiste #OlivierFaure #RaphaëlGlucksmann (translated)

The author condemned urban guerrillas, looting, throwing projectiles from rooftops, and the vandalism of public buildings. He argued that these acts endangered protesters and bystanders and stifled the legitimate demands of youth, adding that police violence never justified them. #violence #manifestation #justice #FR (translated)