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Fdesouche.com reported that Lloyd de Beer, the curator in charge of the Bayeux tapestry exhibition at the British Museum, stated Thursday at the Cheltenham Literature Festival that the work would no longer be displayed vertically in Bayeux. Transferred to London for this year's exhibition, it was presented flat in a display case there. According to de Beer, it will now be exhibited flat or inclined, depending on conservation requirements, and the public will probably not see it hanging again during their lifetime. https://t.co/YkJb7DFt6A #TapisserieDeBayeux #Conservation #BritishMuseum (translated)

Jon De Lorraine indicated that a curator from the British Museum, where the Bayeux tapestry was located at that time, had estimated that it had become too fragile to remain hung vertically. He specified that the work, nearly 1,000 years old and 70 meters long, had been loaned to the United Kingdom as part of an agreement made by Emmanuel Macron. According to him, upon its return to France in 2027, it should be displayed on an inclined support to better preserve it. #Patrimoine #TapisserieDeBayeux #Conservation (translated)

The European budget has increased by 1.5% over the last two years; the national budgets of the Frugal countries have increased by an average of 14% over the same period. Romanian conservative MEP Siegfried Muresan, co-rapporteur of the European Parliament on the MFF, is irritated by the argument that the EU would recklessly increase its budget, considering national budgets: "The European budget has increased by 1.5% over the last two years; the national budgets of the Frugal countries have increased by an average of 14% over the same period." #BudgetEuropéen #CFP #Impasse (translated)

I am traveling through Brazil, the majority of Brazilian workers want the end of the 6x1, so I will vote for it. But the conservative candidate, Flavio Bolsonaro, ultimately changed his mind. Flavio Bolsonaro, who had labeled the text as "opportunistic," eventually voted for its adoption. #RéductionDuTempsDeTravail #Lula #Brésil (translated)

FRANK wrote that he had believed the conservatives wanted to confine women to domestic chores, but that he had discovered a 23-year-old woman whom he considered to be full of common sense. He wondered if he had been lied to. https://t.co/eKGX1b83hf #féminisme #égalité #société (translated)

Eric Duhaime wrote that he learned with sadness about the death of Jean-Luc Mongrain. He described him as an authentic man full of common sense, who had inspired him greatly during his career in radio. He added that some of his interventions in favor of citizens against the bureaucratic system would remain in memories. On behalf of the Conservative Party of Quebec, he expressed his condolences to Mongrain's family and loved ones. #JeanLucMongrain #Condoléances #Québec (translated)

"He will be shot by soldiers, as it should be, and we will ensure that the public can witness it," added Pete Hegseth in a video shared on X (formerly Twitter) by official accounts affiliated with the Pentagon, and filmed for the conservative media outlet Real America's Voice. #PeineDeMort #Justice #DroitsDeLhomme (translated)

Pierre Poilievre stated that Mark Carney and the Liberal club were becoming more and more expensive. He attributed 2 billion dollars in additional taxes and inflation to the subsidies for heat pumps, and argued that Brookfield owned a company in that sector. He added that the conservatives would leave this amount in the pockets of taxpayers. https://t.co/mbCfgWr8AL #Politique #Taxes #Économie (translated)

Kadima The law reported that a controversy erupted Thursday over the preservation of property titles in Lubumbashi-West. According to its account, Dethou Katuta Kambeya was installed in the morning as interim conservator based on a decision from the national hierarchy of Land Affairs, signed by the Secretary General. In the afternoon, the provincial minister of Land Affairs installed another official at the head of the service. Kadima The law stated that former provincial minister of Mines Georges Mawine, also a notable from Katanga, requested that the responsibilities of the actors and the legal basis of the two decisions be established. Mawine described the situation as "dilatory maneuvers" and estimated that the provincial minister could face prosecution before the Court of Cassation if violations of the legislation were established. #Lubumbashi #AffairesFoncières #PolitiqueRDC (translated)

Eric Duhaime indicated that he was gathering for the first time his caucus of 19 new Conservative MPs. He expressed that he was proud, happy, and nervous, while acknowledging that his members might have disagreements, make mistakes, and experience moments of tension. He assured that his team would do everything to properly represent the population. According to him, Quebec needed to review its bureaucratic model and required a strong and united team to prepare for this change. He added that conservatives had the duty to act together in order to leave more money in the pockets of citizens and to eliminate the waste of public funds. #Québec #Politique #Conservateurs (translated)

FRANK wrote that he wished for the success of PSPP, whom he regarded as his prime minister, whether he was a péquiste or not. He hoped that he would avoid the mistakes of the last Parti québécois government, which, according to him, had tasked Lise Payette's daughter with studying the "Quebec mystery" after being frustrated with its results in Quebec. He believed that this approach had represented the inhabitants of the capital as abnormal people and outcasts. Calling himself a conservative, FRANK indicated that he liked several measures of the péquiste program: abolishing the QST on used goods and Health Quebec, reducing bureaucracy, eliminating the Economic Development Fund, and limiting the growth of expenditures. He said he would applaud if these measures were adopted. On the other hand, he warned that he would withdraw if the government took an eco-leftist turn or stuck to péquiste symbolism, such as the oath to the king, adding that many people on the right would do the same. #Québec #politique #PQ (translated)

Pierre Poilievre indicated that a vote should take place today on the Conservative emergency aid plan aimed at reducing fuel expenses. He specified that it proposed to eliminate all fuel taxes until at least July 1, to remove the industrial carbon tax and the Clean Fuels Regulation, as well as to accelerate the creation of diesel refining and transportation capacities. He asserted that these measures would increase Canadian diesel production, reduce costs for consumers, and strengthen Canada's autonomy. https://t.co/Ck8J4R1PRK #Carburants #Économie #Canada (translated)

Pierre Poilievre wrote that three years ago, on October 7, an attack killed about 809 civilians and took 252 people hostage. He mentioned torn families, abducted children, assaulted women, and elderly people killed, calling the attack the deadliest against the Jewish people since the Holocaust. He indicated that the last surviving hostage had returned the previous year and that the last body of a killed hostage had been repatriated in January. According to him, this restitution and the burial of the body had allowed for a turning of the page on the conflict, but anti-Semitism persisted. He also wrote that synagogues, businesses, and Jewish institutions in Canada had been targeted by harassment and hate. Poilievre stated that conservatives would continue to fight against anti-Semitism and all forms of hate, and to protect schools, communities, and places of worship. He paid tribute to those killed on October 7, alongside the Jewish community. #Antisémitisme #Mémoire #Solidarité (translated)

Christine Lavarde, senator from Hauts-de-Seine and general rapporteur for the budget in the Senate, is distinguished by her technocratic expertise and conservative commitment, while being perceived as not feminist at all and having a background as a former triathlete. #ChristineLavarde #Budget #Sénat (translated)

Éloïse Coulombe wrote that her campaign had ended the day before and expressed pride in her team and the work accomplished on the ground. She thanked the residents of Charlesbourg for their trust and said she would continue to meet with them as a member of parliament. She congratulated the other candidates in Charlesbourg—Gabriel Coulombe, Marie-Josée Morency, Georges Goma, and Seynabou Top—and described the campaign as friendly and respectful, focused on ideas, substance, and debates. Coulombe also expressed pride in her conservative colleagues and congratulated elected officials from other parties, adding that she hoped to work with them in the interest of Quebecers. #Élections2023 #Charlesbourg #PolitiqueQuébécoise (translated)