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Gérard Larcher, president of the Senate, mentioned the possibility of banning La France insoumise, accusing its members of fueling a speech of hate and criticizing the handling of urban violence during the protests on October 17 against the high cost of living. #ViolencesUrbaines #LaFranceInsoumise #GérardLarcher (translated)

We should not get used to allowing an illegitimate government, whose members owe their positions to the theft of the legislative election results, to impose curfews - and threaten to resort to a state of emergency, or to Article 16 which would grant full powers to the organizer of this theft. (translated)

The violence that occurred on October 17 in Paris is attributed to an unprecedented alliance between members of the far left and youths from the suburbs, who took advantage of peaceful protests to sow chaos, according to security sources. #ViolencesUlgraGauche #ManifestationsParis #Pillages (translated)

Destruction of the town hall of Limoges, looting of nearly 2,000 shops in major cities, 2,331 arrests, nearly a thousand members of the security forces injured just like protesters, a "loss of control" acknowledged by Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez... In short, the images from Saturday have shocked and circulated around the world. #Elections2027 #Violences #PolitiqueFrançaise (translated)

The case of the "Cornell 7," where a former student accuses members of a fraternity of gang rape, reignites the debate on the sustainability of "greek life" in American universities, provoking outrage and calls for the end of these organizations. #greeklife #violencesexuelle #Cornell (translated)

Actu Foot reported, citing L'Équipe, that the management of Dro Fernandez was causing tensions within PSG. Some players believed that the 18-year-old Spaniard was receiving preferential treatment compared to Senny Mayulu and Quentin Ndjantou. They notably pointed out that his agent, Iván de la Peña, also represented Luis Enrique. #PSG #DROFernandez #Football (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Paris FC was becoming an alternative to PSG for many Parisian supporters. The account cited several factors reported by L’Équipe: more affordable tickets, an atmosphere considered more family-friendly and relaxed, as well as better hospitality conditions at the Jean-Bouin stadium. According to Actu Foot, L’Équipe also indicated that the display of pro-Palestinian banners at the Parc des Princes had pushed some members of the Jewish community away from PSG. #ParisFC #PSG #Football (translated)

During the demonstration on October 17 in Paris, 855 people were arrested according to the police prefecture, while the prosecution reported a figure of 720 arrests, marking violent clashes where 13 members of the security forces and two firefighters were injured, and one demonstrator died following a health issue. #Manifestations #Paris #Violence (translated)

Reda Belhaj, spokesperson for the Un1té Île-de-France police union, accuses members of the government of failing to take their responsibilities during the recent protests marked by violence and incidents across France. #Manifestations #Violence #ResponsabilitéPolitique (translated)

Impact reported that a young man was apprehended by three law enforcement officers, who allegedly held his head to the ground while one of them pressed a knee into his ribs. According to Impact, the officers only found boxes of saline solution on him. The young man reportedly said that he was running because he was scared and that the boxes belonged to him because he had purchased them. #Police #Violence #Justice (translated)

Actu Foot reported, citing L’Équipe, that Bamo Meïté, Faris Moumbagna, and Jean Onana were mistaken for members of a rival gang by three armed men in May 2024. According to the account relayed, the players were returning from the Commanderie and found themselves mistakenly in a dead end due to construction and a malfunctioning GPS. A chase ensued, and several shots were fired. The vehicles of Moumbagna and Onana were hit by bullets, some of which penetrated the bodywork. Actu Foot added that Meïté, traumatized, left his home in Marseille with his partner and baby to head to Paris, and that he had considered leaving OM. Medhi Benatia offered him psychological support and security measures. The media also relayed the words of a police source, according to which the players were victims present in the wrong place at the wrong time. The three suspects had been charged with attempted murder in an organized gang. #OM #Fusillade #Sécurité (translated)

Oumou Diallo indicated that, during the color ballot voting held today, three of the five permanent members cast a red "unfavorable" vote against Macky Sall, each counting as a veto according to her. She specified that Macky Sall received 10 unfavorable votes against 5 "encouraging" votes, placing him second to last in the voting. She added that a red card indicated a veto, but not the end of the process, and called for continued efforts. #Veto #MackySall #ONU (translated)

AlertesInfos reported, citing franceinfo, that the official site of the Republicans had been hacked by one or more individuals supporting the mobilization on October 17. According to the account, the hackers had published a call to join the protests to "revolutionize France and the world." They also claimed to have stolen data from the site, its members, and their private messages, and threatened to pass them on to journalists and investigative media if their demands were not taken seriously. #cybersécurité #manifestation #France (translated)