At 10:15 PM, Gaspard Glanz wrote that he was stopping his follow-up. He indicated that there were still people in Paris, scattered throughout the city, and that he did not know where the police were, who, according to him, were no longer present between République, Nation, Bastille, and Boulevard Voltaire. #Paris #Bastille #Ville (translated)
Impact mentioned a scene at Bastille and reported that the person filming claimed that a 380-round mortar had been fired toward the CRS. https://t.co/Xwtg152iN7 #Bastille #France #Manifestation (translated)
Impact indicated that a huge banner had been displayed on the roof of a building at Place de la Bastille in Paris. It bore the slogan "This is not a revolt, it's a revolution!" https://t.co/vBn8v5T6k4 #Révolution #Bastille #France (translated)
The author presented the day of October 17 and the protests in République, Bastille, Marseille, Nantes, Lyon, and elsewhere as a rehearsal for the coup d'état that, according to him, the extreme left and the extreme center were preparing since the 2nd. https://t.co/EJnL5A37bA #République #Mobilisation #CoupDEtat #FR (translated)
In Marseille, protesters, described as "vandals" by Mayor Benoît Payan, broke down the door and briefly burst into the town hall lobby shouting "it's the Revolution, we're taking the Bastille." #Marseille #Révolution #Manifester (translated)
nationisar stated that his group was 150 meters from the Élysée and called on others to join him, asking them why they were at Bastille. #Élysée #France #Mobilisation (translated)
7MBAPPINHO wrote that some were already at Bastille while everyone was sleeping, referring to October 17. #17octobre https://t.co/dyOKxqXU2o #Bastille #17octobre #Paris (translated)
Press briefs reported that the police prefecture had banned demonstrations on Saturday in several areas of Paris, notably around the Élysée and Matignon, as well as at Bastille, Concorde, and Champs-Élysées–Clemenceau. The account added that several metro stations would be closed and that Emmanuel Macron had called for calm. #Paris #Manifestation #EmmanuelMacron (translated)
Cerfia indicated that the RATP would not serve several stations tomorrow starting at 8 AM. According to the report, on line 1, the stations Tuileries, Concorde, Champs-Élysées – Clemenceau, Franklin D. Roosevelt, George V, Charles de Gaulle – Étoile, and Argentine would be affected starting at 8 AM, then Bastille at 12 PM. On line 2, Barbès – Rochechouart, Anvers, Pigalle, and Blanche would be closed at 12 PM, and Charles de Gaulle – Étoile at 8 AM. On line 3, Opéra would be affected at 8 AM and Bourse at 12 PM. Barbès – Rochechouart, on line 4, would be closed at 12 PM. Cerfia also reported a traffic interruption on line 6 between Charles de Gaulle – Étoile and Kléber at 8 AM. On line 7, Opéra and Pyramides would be affected at 8 AM. On line 8, Concorde, Madeleine, and Opéra would be closed at 8 AM, then Bastille, Chemin Vert, Saint-Sébastien – Froissart, and Filles du Calvaire at 12 PM. Finally, the report mentioned Miromesnil and Chaussée d’Antin on line 9 at 8 AM, Pigalle on line 12 at 12 PM, Varenne, Champs-Élysées – Clemenceau, and Miromesnil on line 13 at 8 AM, as well as Madeleine and Pyramides on line 14 at 8 AM. #RATP #MétroParis #TransportPublic (translated)
AlertesInfos indicated that many Paris metro stations were to close on October 17 due to the demonstration. From 8 a.m. and until further notice, the affected stations were Charles de Gaulle-Étoile, Argentine, George V, Tuileries, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Champs-Élysées-Clemenceau, Concorde, Opéra, Chaussée d’Antin-La Fayette, Pyramides, Madeleine, Miromesnil, Assemblée nationale, Solférino, Rue du Bac, and Varenne. From 12 p.m., the closures were to affect Bastille, Anvers, Blanche, Barbès-Rochechouart, Pigalle, Bourse, Chemin Vert, Saint-Sébastien-Froissart, and Filles du Calvaire. AlertesInfos also specified that line 6 would have Kléber as its terminus from 8 a.m., according to RATP. #Paris #Métro #Manifestation (translated)
AlertesInfos indicated that the demonstration on October 17 in Paris would leave the following day from Place de la République. According to the account, its destination was not yet known, and the march would not end at Bastille or Nation. #Paris #Manifestation #17Octobre (translated)
On October 17, a demonstration will start from Bastille at 2 p.m., mobilized by the anger of high school students, while the Ministry of the Interior has instructed law enforcement to use all available means of intervention. #Manifestation #Mobilisation #Lycéens (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that Bastille was going to become a huge trap, which would end at Nation when the police decided. He added that this situation was out of the question. #Bastille #Nation #Protestation (translated)
The police prefect announces the lack of agreement on the route of the procession for the mobilization on October 17 in Paris, while calling for a demonstration at Bastille. #Mobilisation #Paris #Cortège (translated)
Ilan Gabet wrote that the prefecture also banned a route between the Opera and Place de la Bastille. He wondered if it was trying to prevent any official route and questioned its strategy. #Manifestation #Paris #Préfecture (translated)
On October 8, he announced on platform X that Bastille was "reclaimed," after footage of a massive protest from the Paris square Place de la Bastille circulated the world. #studenti #prosvjedi #francuska (translated)
A high school student filed a complaint for sexual assault against a police officer in the Place de la Bastille, leading to an investigation by the IGPN. #AgressionSexuelle #DroitsDesVictimes #Justice (translated)
Romaric Godin wrote in Mediapart that the youth of 2026 was bringing back to life the dead of 1830 around the July Column, at the Bastille. He presented the Trois Glorieuses as an uprising in favor of freedom, particularly that of the press, and believed that this legacy remains relevant. https://t.co/uacQuPdnzh #Histoire #Liberté #Bastille #FR (translated)
The lawyer of the young man who received a knee strike to the face from a police officer in the Place de la Bastille emphasizes the need to be uncompromising in the face of excesses, as an investigation has been opened by the Paris public prosecutor's office. #ViolencePolicière #Manifestation #PlaceDeLaBastille (translated)
