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Guillaume Herblot wrote to Sonia Mabrouk that he respected her work and the quality of discussions on her shows, but criticized what he presented as a difference in political treatment. He claimed that, the day before, speakers, including Bruno Jeudy, had justified the last-minute cancellation of Éric Zemmour by BFMTV on the grounds that he had not sufficiently condemned the attack and was a "specialist in slippage." Herblot compared this decision to the reception given, according to him, to officials from LFI. He notably wrote that Bally Bagayoko had stated that "violence can be legitimate," supported the eviction of journalists from BFMTV, and maintained ambiguity about the degradations. He added that other figures from LFI defended comparable positions. According to him, if slippage or the justification of violence constituted a criterion, it should apply to everyone; otherwise, he felt it was no longer pluralism. He reiterated Robert Ménard's argument in favor of inviting and confronting controversial voices. #Débat #Pluralisme #LibertéDexpression (translated)

Fdesouche.com stated that the situation at the Saint-Denis station (93) has deteriorated since the election of Bally Bagayoko, mentioning street vendors selling skewers and corn, as well as cigarette and smuggled medicine trafficking. https://t.co/ZGZG6E3HE0 https://t.co/eHcyzdMswd #SaintDenis #Sécurité #Société (translated)

Cerfia reported that Bally Bagayoko, LFI mayor of Saint-Denis, had upheld his remarks about the possibility that violence might be legitimate, stating that he stood by them and did not regret them. According to Cerfia, who quoted France Inter, he also announced his participation on Saturday in Orléans in a demonstration against the RN congress, in the name of the "right to protest." #SaintDenis #DroitDeManifester #ViolenceLegitime (translated)

G-William Goldnadel wrote that Bagayoko had repeated on France Inter, at 8:20 AM, a statement by Jean-Luc Mélenchon claiming that the French justice system was at the orders of the Israeli government in the trial against Rima Hassan. Goldnadel called this statement outrageous, denounced what he described as a hatred of France and the Jewish state, and strongly criticized public broadcasting. #France #Justice #Politique (translated)

AlertesInfos reported that Bally Bagayoko announced the unanimous vote by Plaine Commune Habitat to freeze rents for thousands of families. According to the report, the affected tenants lived in Saint-Denis, including Pierrefitte-sur-Seine, as well as La Courneuve, Aubervilliers, Épinay-sur-Seine, Stains, Villetaneuse, and L'Île-Saint-Denis. #Loyers #Logement #SaintDenis (translated)

French Carcan wrote that Katy Bontinck, opposition municipal councilor in Saint-Denis, accused Mayor Bally Bagayoko of withdrawing €400,000 from the CCAS budget to finance bicycles and his campaign promises, to the detriment of vulnerable people and seniors. #SaintDenis #JusticeSociale #Politique (translated)

Fdesouche.com reported that in Saint-Denis (93), the far-left elected official Elsa Marcel accused the LFI mayor Bally Bagayoko of receiving nearly €9,000 a month. He had denounced it as a "lie." https://t.co/CI49m6HOAu https://t.co/BMaFSPCBHV #Politique #SaintDenis #ExtrêmeGauche (translated)

Impact indicated that Bally Bagayoko, LFI mayor of Saint-Denis, had responded kindly and with a smile to two RN activists who questioned his presence during a visit to a Breton village. According to Impact, they had asked him what he was doing there and how he could incite hatred. (translated)

Violence, at a given moment, can be legitimate. These days, while the protests were intensifying, Bagayoko stated that "violence, at a given moment, can be legitimate," although he specified that it is "better to avoid it." #FranciaEnLlamas #ProtestasEstudiantiles #ViolenciaSistemica (translated)

The author introduced Bally Bagayoko, mayor of Saint-Denis, as a leader who supported the protests in France and had provoked the anger of ultra groups. He also stated that the images in which he appeared protecting demonstrators from police charges had made him a target of racist attacks. #Francia #Protestas #Racismo #FR (translated)

Violence, at a certain point, can be legitimate. Bruno Retailleau cites several posts on X or statements from LFI elected officials in recent months, including "Take down the citadel," written by Jean-Luc Mélenchon on X, or "Violence, at a certain point, can be legitimate," according to the mayor of Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko (who did, however, qualify: "Whenever it can be avoided, it's better"). #Violence #LFI #République (translated)

Demolish the citadel Bruno Retailleau cites several posts on X or statements from LFI elected officials in recent months, including "Demolish the citadel," written by Jean-Luc Mélenchon on X, or "Violence, at a certain point, can be legitimate," according to the mayor of Saint-Denis Bally Bagayoko (who had nevertheless stated: "Whenever we can avoid it, it's better"). #Violence #LFI #République (translated)