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Manuel Bompard wrote that Bolloré tried to make it believe that his private hotels in the 16th arrondissement had the same value per square meter as a two-room apartment in the 20th. He estimated that this allowed him to ultimately avoid 4.5 million euros in taxes. Bompard added that the government wanted to increase income tax for people suffering from chronic illnesses and on sick leave, and called for this situation to be made known. #Fiscalité #Économie #InjusticeSociale (translated)

The author stated that Mr. Haddad, the Minister for Europe, was unaware that the European Court of Human Rights had condemned France for the lack of independence of the prosecution, and found this concerning. He added that no one needed to give him instructions for him to show deference. #Europe #DroitsHumains #Justice #FR (translated)

The author denounced what he called a "fascist drift", mentioning the presence of a helicopter in the sky over Paris, the recourse to the army, curfews, manipulation of intelligence, a possible cut of social networks, mass surveillance by AI, and the banning of opposition parties. He added that more than 430,000 people had "brought their...", without the publication specifying the rest of the sentence. #Paris #Liberté #Démocratie #FR (translated)

Manuel Bompard wrote that in France, a person who stole 4 million euros would face 15 months of ineligibility while still being able to run for president. He contrasted this situation with that of a deleted tweet, for which the prosecutor would have requested two years of ineligibility. #France #politique #justice (translated)

The author denounced what he presented as manipulation by the intelligence services, followed by an attempt to arrest a deputy. He believed the goal was to make it seem that La France insoumise had a link to violence and described Macronism as being "in a desperate situation." #FranceInsoumise #Macronisme #Politique #FR (translated)

The author recalled that in 2006, after mass protests against the First Employment Contract, Jacques Chirac ended up withdrawing the measure, which calmed the situation. He argued that by failing to respond to any demands, the Macronists were today opting for an escalation of the situation and encouraging violence. https://t.co/0SnpDRdS1X #France #Politique #Manifestation (translated)

The author claimed that the demonstration on Saturday gathered 800,000 people, making it, according to him, the largest in more than three years. He also accused the government of allowing the mobilization to stall and of not responding to the demands of the youth. https://t.co/es4wUoG8aD #Manifestation #Mobilisation #Jeunesse #FR (translated)

The author of the message announced that he would refer the matter to the Court of Justice of the Republic so that the Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, could be held accountable. He stated that forcing state services to produce false documents as part of a plot against the opposition constituted an abuse of authority and that an investigation should be opened. https://t.co/12KBUq9cgy #Justice #Démocratie #AbusdAutorité #FR (translated)

The author wrote that the press had revealed the participation of far-right groups in the violence of October 17. He also stated that a neo-Nazi demonstration had taken place the day before in the center of Lyon despite the curfew, and asked why Marine Le Pen was not questioned. He added that the far right was seeking to establish a climate. https://t.co/NjpSOb7huc #Extremisme #Violence #Manifestation #FR (translated)

Manuel Bompard believes that, since coming to power, Emmanuel Macron has made people believe that peaceful protests are useless by systematically refusing to respond to their demands. He described the situation as dramatic. https://t.co/7b3KixQ2MR #Macron #Mobilisation #Politique (translated)

The author stated that the president of the Republic acknowledged on Sunday the legitimacy of the high school students' demands. He believed that they called for political responses and added that the head of state refused to provide them. https://t.co/vaQltPS6JY #Lycéens #Politique #Réformes #FR (translated)

The author wrote that the demonstration on Saturday brought together 800,000 people in the country and that it was the largest mobilization in over three years. He called on the government to listen to the demands and stated that, if the government invited them, they would only attend a meeting to discuss the responses to be provided. (translated)

Manuel Bompard denounced what he deemed a state scandal. Citing information from Mediapart, he claimed that the government had pressured territorial intelligence to assign La France insoumise the responsibility for the events of October 17, whereas he argued that this attribution was objectively false. He stated that he would refer the matter to the Court of Justice of the Republic against the Minister of the Interior. #Scandale #Justice #Politique (translated)

The author of the message accused the targeted man of being indifferent to the dozens of people who drowned in the Seine. He described him as violent, sexist, and arrogant, and asked if he was the new champion of the right. #DroitsDeLHomme #JusticeSociale #Politique #FR (translated)

The author believed that the article published tonight by Mediapart was particularly important. According to him, it revealed that the government was manipulating the intelligence services to wrongly attribute acts to La France insoumise for which it was not responsible. He described the case as a "true state affair." #AffaireDEtat #FranceInsoumise #Mediapart #FR (translated)