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Anasse Kazib described Emmanuel Macron's speech as empty and estimated that it lasted ten minutes. He claimed that the president had devoted more time to Céline Dion's concert than to addressing the mobilization of October 17, which he described as historic. According to Kazib, Macron had acknowledged the anger while advising waiting until 2027 without taking it into account. He added that the anger linked to ten years of policies he deemed hostile to workers and young people would not disappear quickly, and recalled the slogan of those from 1968, which stated that the struggle had only just begun. #Macron #Mobilisation #Lutte (translated)

Estonian Merike Paasalu describes her terrifying night in Paris, where she and her husband had to navigate through shattered streets after a Céline Dion concert, recalling that they had found themselves in similar dangerous situations in France ten years ago. #Pariis #rahutused #CélineDion (translated)

The author attributed the fiasco to the head of state, who he claimed had attended a Céline Dion concert the evening before the day of mobilization. He accused the president of choosing violence to ignore the citizens' demands, which a minority of vandals had overshadowed. #Mobilisation #Violence #Revendications #CA (translated)

Heimatgefühl wrote that France lies in ruins and criticized President Emmanuel Macron for having attended a Céline Dion concert the day before while the country was burning. France is a warning for Europe: mass migration has failed, and those who do not take countermeasures in time must expect such consequences. Citizens have a right to security and to have their concerns taken seriously. Heimatgefühl demanded that Macron has politically failed and should resign immediately. #Frankreich #Politik #Sicherheit (translated)

Little Think Tank wrote that many luxury boutiques were vandalized and looted in different regions of France, citing Hermès, Céline, and Louis Vuitton. The account indicated that the number of incidents prevented it from publishing all the videos. https://t.co/jPHDVlc9LU #France #Luxe #Violence (translated)

The author stated that Emmanuel Macron and his wife attended a Céline Dion concert while France was going through a situation he described as a breaking point. He also argued that more and more European leaders were disconnected from reality and cited Paris Match as a source. https://t.co/QZGYBlHCEv #Francia #Macron #Europa #FR (translated)

Impact wrote that, while France was experiencing a wave of protests and strong tensions, Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron had attended Céline Dion's concert the day before, where they sang and danced to "Pour que tu m'aimes encore." https://t.co/zHty0tiJkg #France #EmmanuelMacron #CélineDion (translated)

The author denounced the gap he perceived between the concerns of the French regarding their purchasing power and the evening that Emmanuel Macron allegedly spent at the Céline Dion concert, on the eve of protests against the high cost of living. #manifestations #Macron #pouvoirdachat #FR (translated)

Press briefs mentioned a social anger that he associated with the collapse of purchasing power and the increase in inequality. According to witnesses cited by the account, Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron attended Céline Dion's concert the night before the mobilization on October 17 against the high cost of living. #France #Inégalités #Mobilisation (translated)

Céline Dion's concerts in Paris have already generated more than 700 million euros in economic benefits, and it is estimated that they will exceed one billion by the end of her residency in May 2027, thus surpassing the economic benefits of Taylor Swift and Beyoncé combined in the city. #CélineDion #ConcertsParis #RetombéesÉconomiques (translated)