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Actu Foot reported that Thierno Barry had said he hosted his friends for seven months and paid them compensation each month, in recognition of the help they provided him before he turned professional. In a video by justriadh on YouTube, Barry allegedly explained that his friends had also made sacrifices for him and that he wanted to ensure they have a good life after he had helped them at different times. #Amitié #Sacrifice #Inspiration (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Elye Wahi said he fell in love with Nice after his return to the club this summer. The Ivorian striker explained that the city, the staff, the management, and the entire club had welcomed him warmly since the previous year. He added that his return made him very happy and that the bond with the club had developed naturally, according to an interview broadcasted by Ligue 1+. https://t.co/92AhyvWxyZ #Nice #Football #ElyeWahi (translated)

Brice Masson announced that he would represent SC Freiburg this year in collaboration with EXEED. He said he was looking forward to participating in the VBL, which he described as one of the best leagues in the world, and thanked the club for its welcome and trust. He indicated that the work would begin. https://t.co/p7OzVmipYp #SCFreiburg #VBL #Football (translated)

The message indicated that Kimberly Guilfoyle, presented as a Trump ambassador in Greece, had hosted Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Athens. It claimed that she was facing serious corruption allegations and that Rubio had refused to respond when asked about it. The author added that Guilfoyle, appointed by Donald Trump after his breakup with his eldest son, disputed these allegations. https://t.co/zryKGPv0UW #Corruption #Politique #Grèce #GR #US (translated)

Our responsibility is clear: to protect students and staff, and to allow teaching to continue. Édouard Geffray, the Minister of National Education, indeed asked in early October that "classes be held remotely when vandalism or blockades prevent students from being welcomed safely." #Education #EnseignementDistanciel #MobilisationLycéenne (translated)

French Report stated that the Poquelin college, in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, was to close in 2027 to accommodate the European School. The institution, which notably has a special class for deaf students, would reallocate its students elsewhere, it indicated, citing Le Figaro and Le Parisien. #Éducation #Accessibilité #Inclusion (translated)

Auguste Bardamu claimed that Karl Marx never paid Helene Demuth a regular salary, who had worked for over forty years for his family in exchange for lodging and food. He wrote that she took care of the laundry, meals, and children. According to Bardamu, Marx had gotten Demuth pregnant in 1851 and refused to acknowledge their son, Frederick. The author argued that Friedrich Engels publicly endorsed the paternity of the child at Marx's request, and then Frederick was placed in a poor foster family in London. He also claimed that Marx never gave her money and prohibited her from entering through the main door during visits to her mother. Bardamu added that Engels only revealed the true identity of the father on his deathbed. He concluded that Marx wrote "Capital" while Demuth worked in his home without payment. #Marx #Exploitation #LutteDesClasses (translated)

Actu Foot relayed, citing Marca via RMC Sport, the account of Pascal Ferré, former director of France Football and head of the Ballon d'Or. According to Ferré, an agent representing a player had asked him to advocate for his client's candidacy to the jury members. He had refused. After Ferré had stepped away to take a call, the agent left, leaving an envelope on the table. Ferré indicated that he had handed it over to reception without knowing the contents. He later encountered the agent again, but the agent did not mention the envelope. The identity of the agent and the player, as well as the contents of the envelope, remained unknown. #BallonDor #Football #Scandale (translated)

Eric Duhaime wrote that he had kept his first electoral promise as the MP for Bellechasse by visiting the workers of Prévost in Sainte-Claire. He recalled that on the first day of the campaign, he had promised them that he would come back to see them the day after his election. He thanked them for their welcome and their trust, and said that he would make their voice heard in the National Assembly. #Élections #Politique #Député (translated)

The author wrote that the day’s demonstrations had been met with respect and relief, as they allowed for the expression of disagreements in a declared and democratic legal framework. He called for listening to the discontent and anxiety of high school students, which he described as real, while urging not to give in. (translated)