"Attacking a photographer is an ignoble act of terror perpetrated by cowardly masked men," wrote Mr. Huckabee on the social network X, adopting a much firmer tone than that used by Washington in a previous statement. #Israël #violence #journalisme (translated)
The author wrote that a hundred meters from the Presidency, while protesters were demanding to go to the Élysée, a few people had targeted shops that he claimed belonged to oligarchs, including Dior. He added that no police forces intervened for nearly an hour and that the firefighters had been sent alone. #Révolte #Protestation #France #FR (translated)
Cerfia reported that several figures from the left reacted to the violence that occurred during the day of mobilization. Olivier Faure condemned the vandals, accusing them of harming the movement, while Raphaël Glucksmann deemed that the Republic was under attack. Ségolène Royal condemned the looting while blaming the government for its inaction regarding the demands. Jean-Luc Mélenchon accused the executive of having "played with fire" and denounced what he considered savage repression directives, which he held responsible for an unprecedented mobilization. #mobilisation #violences #République (translated)
The author described the violence, looting, and damage committed on Saturday as unacceptable. He argued that attacking town halls, prefectures, and public property amounts to attacking the foundations of the Republic. He also mentioned the right to demonstrate and to peacefully express one's demands. #Violences #Manifestation #République #None (translated)
Ségolène Royal, former minister, denounces the seriousness of the rioters' attacks on symbols of public authority during the mobilization on October 17, which brought together various groups angry about the high cost of living across France. #Mobilisation17Octobre #GiletsJaunes #Manifestations (translated)
On October 17, France was shaken by protests leading to attacks on town halls and looting of stores, plunging the country into chaos. #Mobilisation #ViolencesUrbaines #France (translated)
In calmness, the actions of a few vandals on October 17 are compared by Le Parisien to... the attack on the Capitol by Trump's supporters in October 2021. The statue of Marianne overturned at the town hall of Marseille is likened to "a decapitated head rolling." Luckily, ridicule doesn't kill... (translated)
Cerfia reported that Sébastien Lecornu had criticized La France insoumise and Jean-Luc Mélenchon after the day's violence. According to the account, he reproached them for a "dangerous and cynical inversion of responsibilities" and accused them of providing excuses for the perpetrators of looting and vandalism, believing that they bear political responsibility for it. #France #Politique #Violence (translated)
The author believed that the Republic was under attack and described the violence observed in the country as unprecedented. He stated that thousands of rioters were neither concerned with the ongoing social movement nor the demands of high school students, and that they were there to target people and property. #République #violence #protestation #FR (translated)
The author believed that after violence, urban riots, attacks on republican symbols, and looting and vandalism, the judicial response should be unwaveringly firm. He added that the freedom to protest could not be exercised against the republican order. He finally mentioned the elected officials who fueled tensions, but his publication was interrupted at the beginning of this sentence. #Sécurité #OrdrePublic #Justice #FR (translated)
The town hall of Limoges was set on fire after a group of individuals attacked the building during a demonstration on October 17. #Limoges #Manifestations #Violence (translated)
A fire broke out at the city hall of Limoges after protesters attacked the building, broke windows, and set it on fire, leading to the intervention of firefighters to contain the flames threatening to collapse the roof. #Limoges #Manifestation #Incendie (translated)
Those who broke, attacked the prefectures like the shops, plundered even our town halls, will be prosecuted and punished. "We will stand united": Emmanuel Macron declares that those responsible for the violence that occurred during the protests on October 17 will be "prosecuted and punished." #EmmanuelMacron #ViolencesUrbaines #Justice (translated)
Cerfia reported that Emmanuel Macron spoke after the day's protests, stating that violence had no place in the Republic. He declared that those responsible for damages, attacks against prefectures and businesses, as well as looting of town halls, would be prosecuted and punished. He also expressed the nation's support for law enforcement. Cerfia added that Macron called for unity against those he accused of wanting to attack institutions and preventing peaceful protesters from expressing their demands. #Macron #Manifestations #Violence (translated)
Peaceful demonstrations have a rightful place in our Republic. Fires, looting, and attacks have none. Expressing himself on his X account this Saturday, October 17, marked by mobilizations against "the high cost of living" throughout France, Sébastien Lecornu offered "all" his support to the law enforcement "who faced an extreme level of violence" during this day. #Manifestations #Violence #Gouvernement (translated)
The author stated that violence had no place in the Republic. He asserted that those who committed acts of vandalism, attacked prefectures or businesses, and looted town halls would be prosecuted and punished. He also expressed the Nation's support for the law enforcement forces, whom he presented as guarantors of the right to protest. #République #SoutienAuxForcesDeLOrdre #NonÀLaViolence #FR (translated)
Access problems to the Caf website and other institutional sites were reported this Saturday, with potential attacks, including one claimed against ANSSI, occurring after a day of mobilization in France. #cybersécurité #ATTAQUE #Caf (translated)
Israeli settlers attacked a European diplomatic convoy in the West Bank, assaulting the French mayor Bernard Baudoux, which raises concerns about the Israeli government's tolerance for this violence. #Cisjordanie #Colonisation #Violence (translated)
The author supposed that France Inter, Radio Nova, the 8 p.m. news of France 2, and the progressives he referred to with irony would express their solidarity with CNews and would assert that attacking a media outlet amounted to attacking democracy. He also anticipated that they would condemn the violence mentioned, but his publication was interrupted in the middle of this sentence. #média #solidarité #démocratie #FR (translated)
Maxime Prévot strongly condemned on X "the attack carried out by masked settlers in Taybeh, in occupied West Bank, against Palestinians, our Consul General, French and Polish diplomats, as well as Catholic representatives." #Cisjordanie #Colons #Violence (translated)
