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Nathalie Arthaud stated that 14 billion had been taken from unemployment benefits since 2023 and that an additional 2 billion was planned for this year. She condemned what she called organized looting and questioned what the police and justice were doing. #Chômage #Justice #Pillage (translated)

Nathalie Arthaud expressed her solidarity with Rima Hassan. She believed that the prosecutions were aimed at silencing and intimidating those who condemned Israel's policy, which she described as genocidal, and supported the Palestinian people. She added that justice revealed, in her view, the complicity of French imperialism in Netanyahu's crimes. #Solidarité #Palestine #Justice (translated)

Nathalie Arthaud lamented the damage and looting aimed at small businesses, which she described as collateral victims of a social anger for which they were not responsible. She said she understood their distress and called for the same emotion to be expressed in the face of layoffs, family evictions, and people forced to go without food, which she attributed to the practices of big business. She believed that society was undermined by a "social war" that marginalized and impoverished millions of young people and workers. According to her, the protests launched by the youth should continue and be amplified by workers. #Solidarité #JusticeSociale #Travailleurs (translated)

Nathalie Arthaud denounced what she described as authoritarian postures, stating that nothing had been announced for wages or young people and that no mention had been made of the mutilated protesters. She said she was angry despite her low expectations and called for strengthening the mobilization against the high cost of living and for the future of youth. #Mobilisation #VieChère #Jeunesse (translated)

Nathalie Arthaud stated that more than 500,000 people had protested in the country, compared to 260,000 on October 6. She criticized Lecornu for only talking about rioters and thieves, while the media, according to her, focused on the destruction. She wrote that this coverage would not silence the young people, workers, and retirees facing difficulties in living and revolted by injustice, inequalities, racism, and police violence. According to her, the government had been trying since the beginning of the student mobilization to hide a social anger that it did not want to address, but which was overflowing. Arthaud called for organizing mobilization in companies, where workers are gathered and produce wealth, and to meet there the following day to formulate demands. #Manifestation #ColèreSociale #Injustice (translated)

"This reflects a desire for more equality, for more tolerance," says Nathalie Arthaud, the Lutte Ouvrière candidate in the presidential election, about Jean-Luc Mélenchon announced in the second round of the presidential election. #Mobilisation17Octobre #Gauche #Manifestation (translated)

Nathalie Arthaud felt that Lecornu's announcements about fuel prices, made during the youth mobilization, showed that he was mainly afraid of the rebellion spreading to the entire working population. She called for them to show him that he was right to fear their anger. #Mobilisation #Carburant #Colère (translated)

"If we talk about violence, we are posing the problem the wrong way." High school anger: "If we talk about violence, we are posing the problem the wrong way," believes Nathalie Arthaud, spokesperson for Lutte ouvrière, candidate for the presidential election. #ColèreLycéenne #Mobilisation #Éducation (translated)