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On October 17, hundreds of thousands of people protested against the high cost of living in France, resulting in violent incidents, vandalized shops, and around 1,200 arrests, according to the government's assessment. #Mobilisation17Octobre #ViolenceUrbaines #ManifestationsParis (translated)

The author described a chaotic situation in France after the riots the day before. He provided an assessment of the damages city by city and indicated that a video showed the streets in the morning, which he believed were marked by looting, vandalism, and violence. #émeutes #violences #17octobre https://t.co/c3xBKHBkOt #émeutes #violences #désolation #FR (translated)

In the streets of French cities there were violent riots, where police used tear gas, resulting in 150 injured police officers, while in Italy student protests were also taking place, which also led to the use of tear gas and several injured. #ŠtudentskiProtesti #Italija #Solzivec (translated)

The author wrote that the images from France are shocking. At the same time, he saw it as a political opportunity for Madame Le Pen to correct her excessively understanding approach to Islamic mass immigration - or to seal the decline of France. #Frankreich #Politik #Einwanderung #FR (translated)

"A miracle that the toll is not heavier tonight." "It is a miracle that the toll is not heavier tonight," estimated Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu after a nighttime visit with law enforcement. While the violence continued late into the evening, particularly in Paris, the financial toll of the damage "is going to be heavy, all over the country," warned Sébastien Lecornu. #Manifestation #Violence #France (translated)

In the referendum organized a week ago by the previous coalition, more than 470 thousand voters rejected measures aimed at protecting Robert Golob from parliamentary investigations, which resulted in the constitutional court being unable to prevent the establishment of investigative committees that will conduct reviews in the coming days. #referendum #GENI #RobertGolob (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that a politician had promised to cut more than 250 billion and, at the same time, create assistance centers for autistic children and atypical mothers. He said that the proposals were incompatible. https://t.co/GNRJRKfENP #política #assistência #autismo (translated)

Kleber Mendonça Filho wrote that the "right side of History" dominated the skies of the country and positioned himself against bolsonarism. He also tagged Billboard and Billboard Brasil and included the hashtag #FlavioDesbloqueiaOJanones. #FlavioDesbloqueiaOJanones https://t.co/ThRz4jJcQw #Brasil #Bolsonarismo #Política (translated)

There is a reason why Russia tried to interfere in the Brexit vote: they knew that if we left, it would harm both the United Kingdom and the European Union. They were very clear about this — and, wow, how right they turned out to be. This caused damage to our economic, social, and cultural life. Wales alone lost, net, 1 billion pounds in regional funding that it would have received from the EU. This rupture considerably weakened opportunities — especially for young people — to work, live abroad, and enjoy the freedoms we had before. We could rejoin the Customs Union or the Single Market; but if we did so in isolation, we would merely be 'rule takers' — we would have to accept everything that the EU determined without being at the table to negotiate. As someone in the audience pointed out, the European Union is changing. But that is not a reason for us not to return; on the contrary, it is the ideal reason for us to be inside and help shape it into the kind of Union we want. I don't believe there is any other option but to fully rejoin the bloc. The journalist George Monbiot (working at the BBC) brought this Russian interference back into the spotlight by publicly declaring: “There is a reason why Russia tried to interfere in the Brexit vote: they knew that if we left, it would harm both the United Kingdom and the European Union. They were very clear about this — and, wow, how right they turned out to be. This caused damage to our economic, social, and cultural life. Wales alone lost, net, 1 billion pounds in regional funding that it would have received from the EU. This rupture considerably weakened opportunities — especially for young people — to work, live abroad, and enjoy the freedoms we had before. We could rejoin the Customs Union or the Single Market; but if we did so in isolation, we would merely be 'rule takers' — we would have to accept everything that the EU determined without being at the table to negotiate. As someone in the audience pointed out, the European Union is changing. But that is not a reason for us not to return; on the contrary, it is the ideal reason for us to be inside and help shape it into the kind of Union we want. I don't believe there is any other option but to fully rejoin the bloc.” #Brexit #UniãoEuropeia #AndyBurnham (translated)

The Central Investigation Agency wrote that German public broadcasting portrayed Frédéric, Stéphanie, and Sébastien as demonstrators for more teachers and better schools. The author claimed that a mob of leftists and Islamists is attempting a coup in Paris and the police are fleeing. In his view, viewers of public broadcasting should recognize this by now. https://t.co/MF1Z2jEFGj #Bildung #Frankreich #Demonstration (translated)

VEJA reported that the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) decided on Saturday, 17, that its cover story about reports from banker Daniel Vorcaro of Master, with allegations against President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, could continue to be published. According to the magazine, TSE President Minister Nunes Marques stated that, in a preliminary analysis, there were not enough elements to remove the article and the publications that reproduced it. He pointed out excerpts in which the magazine expressed itself directly but said they should be evaluated in the context of the report, which attributed the central accusation to Vorcaro, included the candidate's denial, and recorded reservations. In the minister's provisional evaluation, there was no evident falseness or serious decontextualization demonstrated that would justify removal. The magazine stated that the report presented audios in which Vorcaro admitted to sending money to allies of the federal government to gain access to pension funds of state-owned companies, including Petrobras, Correios, Banco do Brasil, and Caixa Econômica Federal. According to the publication, the goal was to raise 10 billion reais in investments for the bank and to pass 1 billion reais to intermediaries with the government. VEJA also reported that Vorcaro's defense presented the information to the Attorney General's Office in an attempt to negotiate a plea bargain, but the agency rejected the proposal twice. #TSE #jornalismo #Lula (translated)

Justice will be served. Present alongside law enforcement in Paris after the demonstrations on October 17, which were marked by numerous scenes of urban violence throughout the country, Sébastien Lecornu announces that 1,200 people have been arrested in France, but this assessment is still provisional. #Manifestations #ViolenceUrbaines #Sécurité (translated)