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Mathieu Bock-Côté defended the arrival of Jacinthe-Ève Arel in the Parti québécois, arguing that her right-wing positions should not exclude her from the civic space. He recalled that she had sometimes seen qualities in Donald Trump, severely criticized health measures during the pandemic, and argued that there were only two sexes. Bock-Côté specified that he was not commenting on the merits of these opinions, but that they could be contested without justifying, in his view, Arel's exclusion. He accused members of Québec solidaire of demanding Arel's dismissal and wanting to ban her from political life. He also criticized some Péquistes who had relayed this indignation and claimed that Arel did not have a place in the PQ. According to him, the party was a coalition that could welcome social democrats, progressives, conservatives, and libertarians. Bock-Côté argued that the independence of Quebec was the common ground for Péquistes, despite their disagreements on the model of society. He believed that the sovereignist movement should also welcome people close to Éric Duhaime's ideas, and presented Arel's membership in the independence camp as a contribution to this cause. #Québec #Indépendance #Politique (translated)

Eric Duhaime commented on the appointment of Jacinthe-Ève Arel as chief of staff of the Parti québécois. He said he had known her as a conservative candidate in the 2022 elections and described her as brilliant and eloquent. He wished her success in her mandate related to government efficiency and regulatory easing, believing that Quebec needed to reduce the size of the state and advance conservative ideas. However, he felt that she was repeating the mistake made in 2018, when she ran for a coalition. According to him, the right was then used to display a diversity of opinions, while decisions remained on the left. He warned against the role of a facade right within the PQ, while expressing a desire to give the new government a chance and observe its measures to reduce the size and intervention of the state. Regarding Ruba Ghazal, who called for the departure of Jacinthe-Ève Arel, Duhaime argued that her act of waving a keffiyeh during her swearing-in at the National Assembly deprived her, in his view, of all legitimacy to criticize controversial remarks or actions. #Québec #Politique #Conservateur (translated)

Bally Bagayoko presented youth as bearers of the republican values of liberty, equality, fraternity, and solidarity. He described the France they would embody as diverse and mixed, opposed to racism, discrimination, and divisions, and stated that this vision displeased the far right, the National Rally, and their complicit media. Alongside Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the youth would carry aspirations and projects for the future of the country, he wrote. Bagayoko urged them to continue their commitment despite criticisms from the right and Macron's supporters, and set a date in April 2027. #Jeunesse #Solidarité #Diversité (translated)

🚨🔍🧩 Small sample, absence of saturation or specialized software: should we doubt the rigor of a qualitative study? This article scrutinizes ten common misconceptions and provides guidelines for better reading, writing, and evaluating this research. 📒 Qualitative methods: ten misconceptions for better evaluating research ✍️ Andrea L. Nevedal, Christine P. Kowalski, Erin P. Finley, Gemmae M. Fix, Alison B. Hamilton, Christopher J. Koenig (p. 1). Affiliations: research centers of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and American universities - Implementation Science (BMC), vol. 21, article 4 Optimizing qualitative methods in implementation research: a resource for editors, reviewers, authors, and researchers to dispel ten common misperceptions about qualitative research methods Audio Capsules of Health Practices 🎙️🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Jfj2wvdqXI Analysis of Health Practices and link to the source ℹ️➕ https://www.pratiquesensante.com/blog/pratiques-15/methodes-qualitatives-dix-idees-recues-pour-mieux-evaluer-les-recherches-6294 📌 This article helps to better appreciate the rigor of a qualitative study without limiting itself to criteria such as sample size, saturation, or the use of specialized software. Aimed at researchers, authors, editors, and reviewers, it examines ten misconceptions and provides advice for justifying methodological choices and evaluating their coherence with the research question. Two tables and an infographic facilitate consultation (p. 3-9). For professionals in prevention and the medico-social field, these guidelines can also illuminate the reading of a study or a qualitative evaluation report: this use constitutes a proposal by Health Practices, and not a use directly developed in the article #️⃣ #healthpractices #QualitativeResearch #ImplementationScience #QualitativeEvaluation #Transferability #MixedMethods #RapidQualitativeAnalysis #MethodologicalRigor #pratiquesensante #RechercheQualitative #ScienceDeLaMiseEnOeuvre #ÉvaluationQualitative #Transférabilité #MéthodesMixtes #AnalyseQualitativeRapide #RigueurMéthodologique (translated)

Bally Bagayoko welcomed the decision made on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, by the judicial court, which condemned, according to him, a resident of Vouziers, in the Ardennes, for death threats posted on social media against Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the candidate of La France insoumise. He believed that freedom of expression did not justify threats or intimidation, and he reminded that comments made online could have legal consequences, even under the guise of anonymity. He added that political disagreements could not legitimize threats and that justice must protect everyone, regardless of their opinions or responsibilities. #LibertéDexpression #Justice #Haine (translated)

Malick Ndiaye denounced threats targeting the second highest official of the State, which he described as an extremely serious and unacceptable act in the Republic. He called on the competent institutions to react firmly and warned that the country should not trivialize threats or endanger peace, stability, and national cohesion. Ndiaye added that his opponents should seek to fight him at the polls, believing that democracy must be defended through ideas and arguments, not through threats. #Démocratie #République #Stabilité (translated)

Youri wrote to André Janones that he believed it preferable to ignore certain speeches, while publishing more content defending their ideas. He also called for contributing to the education of the less informed comrades and for organizing to relay their publications. #Éducation #MédiasSociaux #Engagement (translated)

The Soufan Center discussed the resurgence of Kidal, its reasons and real impact, as well as Algeria's involvement in Niger. It also addressed the activity of JNIM, its conflict with the Islamic State, and the consequences of this war for both groups, which, according to him, were imposing their dynamics on the Sahel. #Sahel #Kidal #Sécurité #DZ #NE #ML (translated)

The author indicated that Mediapart had made a program accessible for free after the racist attack in Trappes. He presented this event as a new illustration of the danger of far-right ideas and wrote that anger was growing in the face of the trivialization of racism and Islamophobia in programs and speeches. https://t.co/njxYbV32A5 #Racisme #Islamophobie #ExtrêmeDroite #FR (translated)

The message relayed new revelations from Mediapart regarding Kevin T.'s membership, presented as the killer of Trappes, to the ideas of the RN. It indicated that, in exchanges on Facebook Messenger, Kevin T. had confirmed his support for Marine Le Pen and his obsession with immigration. https://t.co/uO90CouVwp https://t.co/uidbAo2Yar #Trappes #Mediapart #immigration #FR (translated)

Louise Montangon wrote that political ideas should be able to be expressed in the democratic debate without leading to persecution, harassment, or death threats. She said she hoped that justice would do its job in her case as in all others. #Démocratie #LibertéDExpression #Justice (translated)

Guillaume Herblot wrote to Sonia Mabrouk that he respected her work and the quality of discussions on her shows, but criticized what he presented as a difference in political treatment. He claimed that, the day before, speakers, including Bruno Jeudy, had justified the last-minute cancellation of Éric Zemmour by BFMTV on the grounds that he had not sufficiently condemned the attack and was a "specialist in slippage." Herblot compared this decision to the reception given, according to him, to officials from LFI. He notably wrote that Bally Bagayoko had stated that "violence can be legitimate," supported the eviction of journalists from BFMTV, and maintained ambiguity about the degradations. He added that other figures from LFI defended comparable positions. According to him, if slippage or the justification of violence constituted a criterion, it should apply to everyone; otherwise, he felt it was no longer pluralism. He reiterated Robert Ménard's argument in favor of inviting and confronting controversial voices. #Débat #Pluralisme #LibertéDexpression (translated)

Bally Bagayoko welcomed a stance and called on the media to be vigilant against far-right ideas, without trivializing or normalizing them. He stated that information should also prevent hate speech, rejection, and division from becoming ordinary, adding that editorial responsibility was a major democratic issue. #Médias #Responsabilité #Démocratie (translated)

Bally Bagayoko presented Lula's victory in Brazil as a sign that popular mobilization could defend dignity, rights, democracy, and the future. He described it as a victory of hope, social justice, and resistance to the rise of the far right. He called on France to open a new political perspective in 2027, in the face of inequalities, racism, and the normalization of far-right ideas. He advocated for a social, democratic, and ecological break and called to carry this ambition with Jean-Luc Mélenchon, for an anti-fascist and anti-racist France, placing people and solidarity before profits and privileges, in his view. Bagayoko added that change became possible when peoples united and mobilized. #Lula #Démocratie #JusticeSociale (translated)

The author presented the first projections from CeSID/Ipsos, based on about 56% of the sample, as a major event in Europe. According to these projections, the student list "Studentska lista – studenti pobeđuju" received about 52 to 52.1% of the votes, which is nearly 138 seats. He added that this result could inspire the people. #Europe #Élections #Étudiants #EU #RS (translated)