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Lecornu announces the "replacement" of Parcoursup, a maximum of 28 students per class in high school, and also renovation credits. Difficult, if not impossible announcements to keep, especially since the government is on a tightrope, possibly censored before the budget? It smells like a communication operation... (translated)

Press summaries estimated that, six months before the presidential election, the executive branch was hardening its stance against a protest movement that showed no signs of weakening. The media reported that Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu had urged people to "choose a side," between the Republic and law enforcement on one hand, and their opponents on the other. Maud Bregeon claimed that the state had gained the upper hand over the weekend. According to Press summaries, this confrontational stance targeted protests against high living costs and mobilizations of young people, while newspaper articles described a weakened government. The media also cited a minister interviewed by Le Parisien, a government source who confided in Mediapart, and another minister, all of whom expressed their concerns and a feeling of being overwhelmed. It described this strategy as potentially dangerous in a tense climate, just days after what it referred to as a racist terrorist attack in the Yvelines. On BFMTV, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez stated that the government would hold on until the presidential election, scheduled for six months from now. #Présidentielle #Contestation #République (translated)

The author claimed that Lecornu had prepared everything on October 24 to cut social networks in France, while he knew, according to him, that a decision by the Council of State made in 2025 regarding a similar measure taken in 2024 in New Caledonia had deemed it illegal. He denounced a will, according to him, to provoke chaos to impose tyranny, and called for defending freedom. https://t.co/y7Y1PbAvkt #Liberté #République #Société #FR #NC (translated)

Press Briefs reported that Le Parisien described October 24 as a "more moderate" day on social media, despite account and content deletions related to the mobilization and slowdowns disrupting publications. The newspaper stated that there was no evidence at that time to confirm allegations of governmental censorship. According to Press Briefs, three days earlier, the Prime Minister's services had received representatives from Meta, Snapchat, TikTok, Reddit, Discord, and Google at Matignon. The offices of the Prime Minister and the Minister Delegate in charge of AI and Digital had not provided further comments, the account added. Press Briefs also reported that Blast revealed the day before that Sébastien Lecornu had asked Orange, SFR, Free, and Bouygues Telecom on Thursday to prepare to cut access to TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, and X if urban violence resumed. The account added that the government had already taken such a measure in New Caledonia in 2024, before being disavowed by the Council of State. #censure #réseauxsociaux #libertédexpression (translated)

The author wrote that Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu wants to shut down social networks due to the unrest in the country. He asked why millions of French people should lose digital access to information because of this and accused the government of being unable to uphold law and order on the streets. https://t.co/LvwAdFs9hy #SozialeNetzwerke #Freiheit #Frankreich #FR (translated)

The author wrote that Emmanuel Macron had made preparations to block social media in the event of further outbreaks of violence. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu had asked Orange, SFR, Free, and Bouygues Telecom to prepare for a blockage of access to TikTok and Instagram. #Frankreich #SozialeMedien #Gewalt #FR (translated)

Cerfia indicated that Blast had unveiled a letter sent by Sébastien Lecornu to operators, in which it was mentioned that social networks would be blocked in a "targeted" manner. The letter argued that several platforms played a decisive role in the dissemination of illegal slogans and the coordination of violence. Cerfia added that the government had already attempted to apply this method in New Caledonia in 2025, before the Council of State annulled the blockage. #RéseauxSociaux #Gouvernement #Violences (translated)

AlertesInfos reported, citing Blast, that Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu had requested Orange, SFR, Free, and Bouygues Telecom to be ready to cut access to TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, and X in France in anticipation of the mobilization on October 24. https://t.co/3tt4SfEPk4 #France #RéseauxSociaux #Mobilisation (translated)

The prohibition of demonstrations has become the norm. Lecornu had told us at Matignon yesterday that "it would be the exception." Along with other leftist parties, @lfi.bsky.social is filing an appeal with the Council of State. The right to demonstrate is under threat: there is urgency! (translated)

The post claimed that the ban on protests had become the norm, despite Lecornu's comments at Matignon the day before, who had presented this measure as an exception. He indicated that La France insoumise and other left-wing parties were appealing to the Council of State and believed that the right to protest was under threat. #DroitDeManifester #Politique #Urgence #FR (translated)