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Impact indicated that cleaning agents had been mobilized since 2 a.m. to restore the streets of Paris after the demonstrations and damage related to the mobilization on October 17. The account expressed its support for them. https://t.co/MOAJYvm7zK #Paris #Nettoyage #Manifestation (translated)

In the second quarter of 2026, apartment prices in the EU increased by 4.7% and rental rates by 3%, making rent consume about 35% of an average salary, highlighting the growing difficulty of accessing housing in the context of European welfare. #WelfareEuropeo #PrezziImmobili #Affitti (translated)

Conkerax indicated that many video game stores had been affected throughout France, including independent shops like Trader Games and Sat Elite, which he described as mythical brands of République. He said that stores had been looted and vandalized, and that boxes of games and old consoles had been found scattered or damaged. He wondered why these businesses had been targeted and what their owners had done to deserve it. According to him, these shops were already struggling to survive in the current context of video gaming and sometimes housed remarkable collector's items. He added that the damage could further complicate their survival and lamented the loss of places where enthusiasts could exchange and discover games. #JeuxVidéo #Solidarité #BoutiquesIndépendantes (translated)

Alessandro Onorato, founder of Progetto Civico, announces the convocation of the General States and proposes concrete measures to support the most vulnerable groups, emphasizing the importance of unity in the center-left to face the country's challenges. #ProgettoCivico #Centrosinistra #PoliticaItaliana (translated)

The author wrote that the municipality of Limoges, which survived two world wars and was a center of the French Resistance during the German occupation, was engulfed in flames set by people he called criminals. He accused intellectuals of being indulgent towards them, discussing the discomfort of the students. https://t.co/AJOP6Wvf4U #Limoges #Storia #Resistenza #FR #DE (translated)

There was a very organized will to strike hard and to use violence. Mobilizations of October 17: "There was a very organized will to strike hard and to use violence," declares Sébastien Lecornu, Prime Minister. Mobilizations of October 17: Sébastien Lecornu, Prime Minister, announces "1,200 arrests." October 17: Sébastien Lecornu, Prime Minister, denounces "unacceptable degrees of violence." It is now the time to choose your side. Mobilizations of October 17: "It is now the time to choose your side," declares Sébastien Lecornu, Prime Minister. #Mobilisations17Octobre #Manifestations #Violence (translated)

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu condemned the unacceptable levels of violence during the mobilizations on October 17, which brought together various groups, including yellow vests and students, to protest against the high cost of living through blockades and demonstrations. #Mobilisation17Octobre #ViolenceInacceptable #ColèresCollectives (translated)

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu denounced during the mobilizations of October 17 unacceptable levels of violence, as protesters from various backgrounds gathered to express their anger against the high cost of living. #Mobilisations17Octobre #ViolenceInacceptable #ColèresCollectives (translated)

Team Vitality indicated that the club's premises had been looted during the mobilization on October 17. The club specified that no staff members or fans had been injured, but that its display cases had been destroyed and trophies as well as computer equipment had been stolen. Pending a full assessment of the damage, V.Hive would remain closed, Team Vitality added, announcing that further information would be communicated later. #Justice #Solidarité #Soutien (translated)

Blue White Red! 🇫🇷 asked to relay a passage from the Minister of the Interior Laurent Nuñez, which he said was ten days old. He stated that the individuals targeted were not up to their positions and called for their departure. He accompanied his message with the hashtag #17October. #17Octobre https://t.co/wLblek5mzD #Politique #France #DébatPublic (translated)

The author argued that manifesting was a right, but violence was not. He defined the incidents that occurred in Milan, Bologna, Turin, and other cities as unacceptable, citing assaults against uniformed individuals, the throwing of firecrackers, and acts of destruction. He added that, in his opinion, such behaviors did not defend an idea, but violated the rights of others. #DirittiUmani #ViolenzaNo #LibertàDiManifestare #IT (translated)

Daniel Conversano wrote that a government that did not protect what was beautiful and valuable deserved to be overthrown. He added that, in other countries, those responsible for such a failure would have resigned a long time ago. He also believed that a leader incapable of protecting the population should step down. #Politique #Gouvernement #Valeurs (translated)

Manuel Pellegrini strongly criticized the refereeing after Betis' defeat against FC Barcelona. He believed that refereeing decisions had influenced decisive actions and determined the outcome. Regarding a disallowed goal, he acknowledged that Cucho had touched the ball with his hand, while claiming that a Barça player had pushed him from behind. He also judged that the red card had decided the match: according to him, Yamal had pushed and provoked his opponent, who had responded incorrectly. Pellegrini believed that the referee should have warned both players and stated that the score did not reflect the flow of the match. https://t.co/FMEAGLXQr5 #Arbitrage #Betis #FCBarcelona (translated)