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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)

The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled that banks must now immediately reimburse victims of online fraud, even in cases of serious negligence on their part, marking a significant change in the handling of unauthorized payments. #arnaquesenligne #CJUE #remboursement (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais warned that the IMF's intervention in France, presented as a way to avoid bankruptcy, would, according to him, be a trap. He stated that the Fund does not save countries but "plunders" them, and that it protects the debt system, which he described as the greatest scam of all time. #FMI #France #Dette (translated)

Babel TV criticized an article from Le Parisien which, according to the media, presented climate change as a "new accelerator" for child marriages at the age of 12. It contrasted this coverage with comments from Donald Trump, who had described climate change as "the greatest scam ever perpetrated against the world," and claimed that the FBI, along with Kash Patel, had announced they had found thousands of children and arrested hundreds of predators during nationwide operations. Babel TV accused journalists of no longer feeling shame. #LeParisien #information #actualité #france #journaliste #Médias #Epstein #RéchauffementClimatique #ArnaqueClimatique #Trump #KashPatel #FBI #Enfants #Journalisme #MaisonBlanche #Vérité #RéchauffementClimatique #actualité #Médias (translated)

Clémence Guetté called into question the usefulness of Sébastien Lecornu and claimed that he had presented two misleading measures. She disputed the announcement of an increase in the national education budget, estimating that when accounting for inflation, the budget for middle and high schools would actually decrease by 560 million euros. She added that this would lead to the elimination of 1,600 teaching positions and criticized Lecornu for not proposing anything regarding teachers' salaries, the condition of school facilities, or Parcoursup. Regarding fuel, she reported that Lecornu planned to tap into French strategic reserves to lower prices. According to her, the decrease would be 12 to 18 cents for only three months and would depend on distributors, who would not be required to pass on the reduction in their costs. Guetté accused Lecornu of wanting to avoid having Total and major oil companies contribute, in order to preserve dividends for their shareholders. She finally warned that the budget would, in her view, be unprecedentedly violent for the middle classes and the most vulnerable individuals, while the wealthiest would be spared. She concluded that her camp would censure the government. #ÉducationNationale #Carburants #Politique (translated)

High school students won't be fooled by your scams. We've seen what that led to: the notebooks of grievances from the Yellow Vests or your grand citizens' conventions. Measures or nothing. #GiletsJaunes #citoyen #arnaque (translated)