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Watt The Duck denounced what he presented as a new threshold crossed the day before, which he compared to the storming of the Capitol. He accused Jean-Luc Mélenchon and La France insoumise (LFI) of fostering a climate of confrontation and violence, believing that the call for calm made by Mélenchon was late and did not address his political responsibility. The author called for establishing a political cordon sanitaire around LFI and asked elected officials not to support Mélenchon's candidacy for the presidential election. He argued that elected officials were free to grant or refuse their signature, and invited citizens to contact their mayors and elected representatives to ask them not to endorse it. #StopLFI #LFICaSuffit #LFI #Démocratie #Politique (translated)

Ilan Gabet described the decision by the prefecture to allow a route taking small boulevards to a square he deemed too small to accommodate the crowd as catastrophic. He claimed that protesters were present all over Paris and that the situation was uncontrollable, arguing that this choice revealed an underestimation of the scale of the movement and the anger in the country. #Paris #manifestation #chaos (translated)

Franck ZEIGER proposed three criteria to evaluate candidates: their attitude during the Covid pandemic, their position on financial aid to Ukraine, and their approach to climate policies. He believed that a candidate who accepted health measures, wished to allocate French money to a foreign country, or supported measures that would penalize the French in the name of the climate would not defend their interests. According to him, these criteria significantly reduced the number of possible choices. #Politique #Élections2023 #CriseClimatique (translated)

Actu Foot indicated that JJ Gabriel's entourage favored Barça, provided that his sporting and financial requirements were met. According to the report, Real Madrid would have accepted a deal of €10 million over three years, including salaries and bonuses. Actu Foot added, citing Sport, that the player was expected to announce his decision soon. #Barça #RealMadrid #Football (translated)

Didier Maïsto accused Emmanuel Macron of having refused the route of a demonstration, whereas, according to him, the organizers had made all the necessary declarations. He claimed that routes were regularly refused when Gilets jaunes were involved. Maïsto also condemned the president and his entourage's use of the terms "urban violence" and "riots," believing that this vocabulary anticipated and encouraged such situations. According to him, the Operational Guide to Urban Violence would then serve as a doctrine, within a legal and operational framework distinct from that applied to ordinary demonstrations. He predicted that the events could lead to violent confrontations. He indicated that he would be in Paris to cover the events live for Tocsin Media, and called on those planning to demonstrate the next day, across France, to exercise the utmost caution. He expected strong participation, including spontaneous actions. #GiletsJaunes #Macron #Manifestation (translated)

The Musonge questioned the transition of a former president, who had previously led the army and embodied the state, to armed struggle against the institutions. He asked whether this decision stemmed from violated convictions, an injustice, or a difficulty in accepting that power was held by others. The author also questioned the responsibility of this former leader in the system he had helped to construct, as well as the consequences of violence for civilians. He asked whether an injustice could justify a war and invited his readers to debate what should underlie their judgment: convictions or a refusal to lose power. #RDC #LeMusonge #PolitiqueCongolaise #PaixEnRDC #ProtectionDesCivils #ResponsabilitéPolitique #UDPS #PPRD #UNC #MLC #EnsemblePourLaRépublique #ECiDé #LGD #Leadership #Justice #DébatCitoyen #RDC #PolitiqueCongolaise #PaixEnRDC (translated)

As Russia chooses to escalate because it is bogged down on the front, it is crucial that we collectively provide Ukraine with all the necessary means to defend itself and to protect its civilian population and infrastructure. Emmanuel Macron stated on Thursday evening that it was necessary to give Ukraine "all the means" it needed to defend itself against Russia, after a conversation with Volodymyr Zelensky, who described their meeting as "productive." #Ukraine #Trump #Zelensky (translated)

Bally Bagayoko believed that the absence of calls for de-escalation could be perceived as encouragement for escalation. He denounced practices he deemed questionable, provocations, sometimes disproportionate reactions, and the use of tear gas at close range, believing that these methods fueled tensions without providing a political response. He addressed Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, President Emmanuel Macron, and Sébastien Lecornu, urging them not to stoke tensions or endanger high school students and police officers. He also emphasized that police officers were under fatigue and pressure, and that a retreat from dialogue could lead to violence, injuries, or fatalities. Bagayoko advocated for calm, proportionality, and dialogue, believing that the mobilization of youth should receive a political response rather than being reduced to a confrontation with law enforcement. He called for prioritizing the prevention of a tragedy and favoring de-escalation. #Désescalade #Dialogue #Violence (translated)

The author stated that he reaffirmed to President Zelensky this evening his determination to support Ukraine and the Ukrainian people. He estimated that Russia was choosing escalation because it was bogged down on the front. https://t.co/412Vq3R725 #Ukraine #Zelensky #Solidarité #UA #RU (translated)

The Jarl expressed his support for Alice Cordier and stated that she would not face any conviction. He added that, in his opinion, those he targeted were lucky that the right had no choice but to accept everything, including the unacceptable. https://t.co/kKuF0BIaSS #Soutien #Justice #Politique (translated)

Antoine Léaument wrote that the president of Medef said he was ready to leave France to avoid paying taxes. He called this position shameful and unfair, arguing that less fortunate French people did not have this option. He called for restoring equality before taxation through a universal tax. https://t.co/tassWMEDUV #Fiscalité #Injustice #Égalité (translated)

Actu Foot reported on Walid Acherchour's criticisms of Antoine Semenyo. Acherchour described his choices as very poor and mocked his passes to teammates that he seemed not to see. He notably mentioned an initial pass made to Cherki in the fourth minute, before joking that Semenyo might have been trying to pass the ball to a ghost. Acherchour also pointed out the score of 6 given to the player by L’Équipe. #Football #Sport #Humour (translated)

Actu Foot reported that José Mourinho defended his tactical choices after Real Madrid's comeback. He believed that his team could have conceded five goals if the players who finished the match had started the game. He specified that he had not prepared for a turnaround from 3-1 to 3-4, but he relied on his substitutes to make an impact in the last twenty minutes. According to him, Hermoso was supposed to follow Diomandé before Endrick replaced him when he was tired. Mourinho also acknowledged that a coach could think strategically poorly or well and requested that his work be recognized. #Mourinho #Football #Tactique (translated)

Blue Moon reported on Jamie Carragher's comments regarding Enzo Maresca's midfield choice during Manchester City's 4-2 defeat against PSG. Carragher believed that Maresca would learn from this match against what he considered the best team in the world. He added that the coach would avoid fielding this trio in midfield in future matches of such importance, deeming the players too weak without the ball. #ManchesterCity #PSG #FootballAnalysis (translated)