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AlertesInfos warned that it would take action against individuals fraudulently using its name, logo, or identity to spread false information by impersonating the media. It stated that it has a direct communication channel with X to quickly report the relevant accounts and request their suspension. The media clarified that a suspension would not preclude possible legal action and that creating new accounts after a suspension could result in a formal notice, a complaint, or legal action, subject to legal conditions. AlertesInfos added that it retains screenshots, links, public account identifiers, and other elements documenting the impersonations, even if the posts or accounts are deleted. It has expressed the desire to hold those responsible for their actions accountable before the relevant authorities. #Avertissement #Usurpation #ProtectionDesDonnées (translated)

On October 17, a mobilization day in Paris bringing together various angry groups, such as former yellow vests and climate activists, led to demonstrations and blockages, while the tension subsides and the law enforcement remains on alert. #Mobilisations17Octobre #TensionParis #ColèresCollectives (translated)

Edna Cracra Poubelle wrote to AlertesInfos that the authorities seemed to be letting people fend for themselves after underestimating Gen Z, while asking them to protect others without equipment and at the risk of their lives. She asked when the police would take off their uniforms to join them. #GenZ #Mobilisation #Solidarité (translated)

Doria accused Spreen of acting with double standards and stated that he had not publicly condemned his friend Demente, who, as he wrote, had admitted to having abused a girl. He also insisted that they continued to see each other off-camera. https://t.co/SfktZOgEg0 #doblemoral #redessociales #justicia (translated)

Actu Foot reported that PSG won 3-1 in Strasbourg after being behind for a long time. The account attributed the goals of the comeback to Zabarnyi, Ousmane Démêlé, and Désiré Doué, before mentioning the next appointment in Barcelona. https://t.co/16uw0RQEbC #PSG #Ligue1 #Football (translated)

Swedish research on dementia, led by prominent researchers such as Miia Kivipelto, is making significant progress and developing innovative drugs, even though dementia care in Sweden still has major shortcomings according to Liselotte Jansson, Secretary General of the Alzheimer Foundation. #demensforskning #svenskvård #hjärnhälsa (translated)

Miró wrote that the current reporting on Fabian Köster is meant to portray critical inquiries from media figures of the left establishment as mere insults, thereby stifling critical questions in general. In this process, reporters are redefined as streamers and critical questions as attacks, in order to shield media people from further criticism. According to Miró, Köster and others can continue to criticize without being questioned about their work. Miró described the campaign as transparent and ridiculous, stating that media people must accept questions about their actions when adhering to journalistic standards—especially when the public has to finance their professional existence and they regularly mock others. #Journalismus #Medienkritik #Pressefreiheit (translated)

Blue White Red! wrote that, according to the deputies who remained in LFI, wanting to pass on one's legacy to one's children amounted to being far-right. He harshly criticized the party, calling it pathetic and accusing it of not shying away from any ignominy. https://t.co/T5U43jZyo8 #politique #LFI #héritage (translated)

Impact relayed a television exchange in which Giulia, a 65-year-old retiree, said she would vote for the RN. When asked about the party's measure that motivated her choice, she reportedly replied that in the middle of moving, she had not had the time to consult or listen to their program. https://t.co/vZ40CJxGyv #Politique #France #Élections (translated)

Benjamin Lucas-Lundy laments that President Emmanuel Macron remains distant in the face of social movements, as 110,000 demonstrators are expected on October 17, gathering high school students, college students, and various activist movements. #MobilisationJeunesse #Lycéens #Macron (translated)

The Press Briefs had written that several forms of anger — those of the Yellow Vests, students, and struggling French citizens — could converge towards places of power on October 17. The account had indicated that the Paris prefecture was banning demonstrations in several areas, particularly around the Élysée and Matignon. It had linked this concern at the top of the State to the fourth act of the Yellow Vests and recalled that Le Canard enchaîné had revealed in December 2018 that a helicopter was ready to evacuate Emmanuel Macron from the Élysée, information that the presidency had not denied at that time. The Press Briefs had added that it did not know if a comparable device was planned for this Saturday. #GiletsJaunes #Manifestation #Paris (translated)

The account indicated that President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo had received Téné Birahima Ouattara, the Ivorian Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, bearer of a message from President Alassane Ouattara. He presented this meeting as a sign of diplomatic dialogue between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Côte d'Ivoire, and believed that their exchanges strengthened inter-African relations. The account added that Tshisekedi reaffirmed the importance of cooperation and dialogue among African leaders, which he deemed essential to address the challenges of the continent. The publication also mentioned the Presidency of the DRC, Tina Salama, and Kayowa M. #Diplomatie #Afrique #Coopération (translated)

It is typically a right-wing, blind policy that shocks me. The European MP and former president of the PS, Elio Di Rupo, denies any involvement in corruption and announces that he is preparing a lawsuit for defamation and slander against Dominique Janne and Luc Joris, he stated in a statement released on Thursday. #Corruption #ElioDiRupo #PolitiqueBelge (translated)