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The account Les Mileistes Français stated that Nicolas paid between 60 and 70% in taxes, while also bearing many other expenses. It notably mentioned a surcharge on insurance related, according to him, to the increase in looting episodes, the cost of a private school for his children, distant housing, and security systems, as well as health, cafeteria, daycare, and transportation expenses, which he claimed he had to pay at full price. The account also mentioned a six-month wait to see a specialist, a car that had become expensive due to ecological standards, thousands of euros in fuel taxes, and the contribution to the funding of social housing in his building. It added that Nicolas was suffering from inflation on his savings, was excluded from aid, had to hear calls for more solidarity, and was waiting three years for his children's attackers to be judged. Finally, it denounced the insults that Nicolas would suffer in public and subsidized media, before asking when he would stop participating in this system, which he described as "shit." #Impôts #Injustice #QualitéDeVie (translated)

The report Envoyé spécial revealed that 20,000 minors, 80% of whom are under the protection of child welfare services, are victims of prostitution in France, highlighting the failings of the child protection system. #ProstitutionDesMineures #AideSociale #ProtectionDeLEnfance (translated)

Eric Coquerel denounced what he described as a misappropriation of public funds and a fraud. He claimed that a company was taking advantage of the apprenticeship scheme, aids, and nearly total exemptions to employ apprentices full-time or nearly full-time, with very little training. The chairman of the finance committee indicated that he would question the Minister of Labor about the use of public money and the conditions of employment for apprentices. He also mentioned his speech delivered on September 24 at the Burger King in Épinay-sur-Seine, in support of the employees he referred to as exploited. #ArgentPublic #Alternance #Emploi (translated)

Cerfia indicated that the government planned 11 new offshore wind farms, with public aid amounting to 63 billion euros over 25 years. According to the media, the Energy Regulatory Commission estimated that their connection to the grid could cost an additional 20 billion euros. Cerfia added that these projects, particularly in Brittany, faced opposition from several elected officials, who criticized their cost, landscape impact, and uncertain profitability, according to Le Point. #EnergieRenouvelable #Eolien #TransitionEnergétique (translated)

It is difficult to imagine that one party signs a blank check without asking for any compensation. We are still talking about public money! For Ecolo, the aids must therefore be more conditional. "We need counterparty," insists Gilles Vanden Burre: "job retention" and "activity maintenance." We cannot massively invest public money, develop all these skills, and then accept that, overnight, the company decides that the tax grass is greener elsewhere. Therefore, we must demand a truly long-term industrial project," the politician adds. #GSK #Emploi #AidesPubliques (translated)

The debate over the announced layoffs at GSK, which could potentially affect up to 1217 employees, raises questions about the conditions of public support for large companies, with disagreements between Gilles Vanden Burre of Ecolo and Frédéric Druck of Essenscia regarding the use of tax incentives. #GSK #Emploi #AidesPubliques (translated)

Cerfia reported, citing Le Figaro, that the government wanted to impose a one-year waiting period on certain non-EU foreigners before granting them family benefits and housing assistance. According to Cerfia, the measure could affect 25,000 people for housing assistance and generate 60 million euros in savings per year. The left called for its removal, while the right wanted to tighten the conditions. #Politique #France #Immigration (translated)

The financial support of the member states is also at stake: in France, the RN candidate for the presidential election, Marine Le Pen, has repeatedly assured that she would cut financial bilateral aid to Kiev six months after her election, as Paris "can no longer afford it." #Ukraine #Russie #UnionEuropéenne (translated)

From my election, for six months we will maintain the aid (...) to not put anyone against the wall. But after that, we will stop the financial aid to Ukraine because we can no longer afford to do so. The day before, the RN candidate for the presidential election, Marine Le Pen, was clear about her position regarding France's financial support for this country: "From my election, for six months we will maintain the aid (...) to not put anyone against the wall. But after that, we will stop the financial aid to Ukraine because we can no longer afford to do so." #Ukraine #EmmanuelMacron #Soutien (translated)

The Victoire Populaire 2027 account presented what it described as the "spending" component of Jean-Luc Mélenchon's program for 2027. It indicated that this program foresaw a minimum wage of 1,700 euros net per month, a 10% increase in the civil servants' index point after its thaw, as well as a 10% increase in pensions, family allowances, and other aid. According to the account, the program would also guarantee young people an income equivalent to the poverty line, set at 1,331 euros per month, and would allocate 22.2 billion euros to public services. Lastly, it planned to repeal the pension and unemployment reforms. #Mélenchon2027 #PolitiqueFrançaise #JusticeSociale (translated)