The Brazilian economy primarily benefits from high commodity prices in global markets rather than from the success of Lula's government policies. #ConexiónInternet #ProblemasNavegación #ConfiguraciónNavegador (translated)
Antoine Léaument asked who was responsible for ensuring the safety of people and property and answered that this responsibility lay with the government. He added that his camp was organizing peaceful gatherings bringing people together around common demands. https://t.co/8IJJdSiu24 #Sécurité #Gouvernement #Manifestation (translated)
The message quoted Laurent Nunez, the Minister of the Interior, who stated on October 6, 2026, that control had not been lost and associated a loss of control with looting and abuses. The author believed that these remarks amounted to acknowledging that the government had lost control. https://t.co/PoxnR1SrD3 #Gouvernement #Contrôle #Sécurité #FR (translated)
Jon De Lorraine indicated that Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu went to the site with Interior Minister Laurent Nunez to assess the extent of the disaster. https://t.co/DSxqiEo5kQ #France #Urgent #Gouvernement (translated)
While the law enforcement setup has been criticized by several figures on the left, notably Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the Minister of the Interior has "disagreed" and emphasized that "without the internal security forces today, there would have been no procession, there would have been no parade." #Manifestations #Gouvernement #ViolencesUrbanes (translated)
The vast majority (of the people arrested) are adults. On the side of the law enforcement, at least sixty people were injured, specified Laurent Nuñez. #Manifestations #Gouvernement #ViolencesUrbanes (translated)
The Minister of the Interior announced that 550,000 people demonstrated across France on October 17, during a day of protest against the high cost of living, despite significant violence and arrests. #Manifestations #Gouvernement #ViolencesUrbanes (translated)
Impact reported that Matignon had informed him that Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu would go in the evening to meet the CRS deployed in Paris that day to support the law enforcement agencies. https://t.co/bK22N69Lkp #France #Sécurité #Gouvernement (translated)
The author quoted a statement attributed to Interior Minister Laurent Nunez, dated October 6, 2027, indicating that the government had not lost control and that this situation would be characterized by crowds looting stores and committing abuses. He believed that the government was thus acknowledging that it had lost control. https://t.co/nMFgHBKs1A #Contrôle #Gouvernement #Sécurité #FR (translated)
Antoine Léaument wrote that the places he visited that day were festive and the atmosphere was good. He described the mobilization as the largest since the pension reform and attributed the scenes of disorder seen on television, first, to a lack of preparation by the government. https://t.co/QIdK8ZC3va #mobilisation #réforme #festif (translated)
Cerfia reported that several figures from the left reacted to the violence that occurred during the day of mobilization. Olivier Faure condemned the vandals, accusing them of harming the movement, while Raphaël Glucksmann deemed that the Republic was under attack. Ségolène Royal condemned the looting while blaming the government for its inaction regarding the demands. Jean-Luc Mélenchon accused the executive of having "played with fire" and denounced what he considered savage repression directives, which he held responsible for an unprecedented mobilization. #mobilisation #violences #République (translated)
On October 17, the government counted 550,000 protesters, while the organizers claimed 800,000, with about 400 arrests and unprecedented levels of urban violence occurring. #browserissues #adblockers #networkproblems (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)
Antoine Léaument described a peaceful crowd determined in Paris as well as significant mobilizations throughout France. He called October 17 historic and believed that the government should respond to the people's demands. https://t.co/Eat5MQ507i #Mobilisation #Paris #Réforme (translated)
Antoine Léaument denounced what he called the government's total lack of preparation. He stated that intelligence services had anticipated just over 100,000 demonstrators across France, while Nuñez counted five times that number. Léaument also indicated that there were more than 100,000 in Paris alone. #France #Manif #Gouvernement (translated)
Ilies Djaouti wrote that the government initially estimated the number of people for #17October at 100,000, before revising that figure to 550,000. He described this revision as "historic." #17octobre #Histoire #Politique (translated)
Manuel Bompard wrote that the government announced 550,000 protesters. He added that, in his opinion, these were the highest figures announced by the government since the 2023 movement against the retirement age of 64. #Manifestation #Retraite #Mobilisation (translated)
Sébastien Lecornu, the Prime Minister, stated that he would not allow the government to be intimidated in the face of the violence that occurred during the protests on October 17, while reaffirming his support for law enforcement and announcing the review of a bill on the accountability of vandals. #Violence #Manifestations #SoutienPolicier (translated)
This podcast revisits the "Azur project," which aimed to overthrow the French government, and its leader, conspiracy theorist Rémy Daillet, who is currently being tried along with 14 other defendants, "a sponge for conspiracy references" according to Tristan Mendès France, an associate lecturer at the University of Paris-Cité. #complotisme #violence #podcast (translated)
The leader of the Ecologists, Marine Tondelier, who also marched in the streets of the capital, also urged the government to "review" its law enforcement doctrine which, in her eyes, endangers "protesters and police officers." #Manifestations #Violence #Gouvernement (translated)
