Vincent Bolloré, an influential billionaire, seeks to impose his reactionary agenda by supporting the far-right for the presidential elections, while controlling the media and orchestrating a political and cultural campaign to restore a conservative France. (translated)
The far right is violent, vulgar, and sexist. We are not like them. We prefer reasoning and discussion. No insults, no sexism or physical criticism! Vulgarity and violence will stick to them. (translated)
The far-right is making its return, and wherever it governs, children are its victims. - The RN mayor of Saint-Savin is abolishing free school meals for modest families; - The RN mayor of Hayange is eliminating municipal school transport, forcing students to walk. (translated)
The article explores the growing influence of billionaire Vincent Bolloré on the 2027 presidential campaign, through excerpts from the investigative book "The Right of God" by Clément Lacombe and Camille Vigogne Le Coat. (translated)
I am alerting! The National Rally confirms its intention to ban the wearing of headscarves in public spaces, and therefore in the streets. This far-right measure is a direct attack on secularism and fundamental freedoms. It is a pretext for its obsession against the... (translated)
If the extreme right were to come to power, which I am currently doing everything in my power to prevent, I would position myself as a guarantor of republican rules. (translated)
A fine for women who wear a veil? @MLP_officiel is starting her far-right presidential campaign with a bang (no fine for hats?) Amazing, right? (translated)
How can Olivier Faure condemn those who ally with the far-right while he himself accommodates the conditions for rapprochement with an authoritarian and passionately anti-Semitic sect? History will not be any kinder to those who have bowed down. (translated)
Let's stop with the defeatist spirit of the left: not playing the matches and thinking about the next legislative elections is completely irresponsible. The far right is at the gates of power. This election is the most important of our lives. (translated)
At the House of Argentina in Paris, the far-right director appointed by Javier Milei is increasingly criticized. Close to Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, Santiago Muzio has transformed the establishment into a meeting place for the European far-right. (translated)
I come to what the far right constantly tries to steal from us: our identity. The far right has made this word its favorite weapon, narrowing it down to suffocation. A closed, frozen identity that excludes more than it brings together. So let's reread Patrick Weil. (translated)
I say it with anger: the rise of the far right, the so-called republican right contributes to it, day after day, whether it admits it or not. It started by borrowing its vocabulary, then its obsessions, and increasingly often, its voices in the Assembly. Every time (translated)
"For the first time, the far right can take power through the ballot box. And while we are in this situation, at the summer universities of Medef, the candidates focused on Mélenchon instead of attacking Le Pen, who was at ease." (translated)
Sophie Binet, the general secretary of the CGT, denounces the support of employers for the far right, stating that the presidential candidates have not sufficiently recognized the danger that the National Rally represents for democracy and fundamental rights. (translated)
The far-right influencer Milo Yiannopoulos, a former supporter of Trump, has been arrested by ICE in the United States for violating his immigration status after exceeding the duration of his authorized stay. (translated)
German bosses of foreign origin organized a demonstration in Magdeburg to denounce the far right and the AfD, which is trying to gain power in the regional elections, by closing their businesses to express their concerns about the stigmatization of immigrants and the rise of hatred. (translated)
The violence of the far right: the former identity hooligan Maxime Gaucher sentenced to prison for violently beating his wife’s parliamentary aide, the RN deputy from Rhône Tiffany Joncour. (translated)
Maxime Gaucher, husband of RN deputy Tiffany Joncour, has been sentenced to fifteen months in prison for assaulting and threatening his parliamentary assistant, suspected of having an affair with his wife. (translated)
How does a Republic die, offering a divine surprise to the enemies of democracy? Revisiting the collapse of 1940, followed by the Petainist dictatorship which the far right inherits, this historical series is a warning for the present. (translated)
When Emmanuel Macron calls for "demographic rearmament," he participates in the far-right shift of the country. (translated)
