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News - Barça reported that Javier Tebas accused the Real Madrid management of pursuing a strategy of manipulation and spreading lies, including in its official statements and publications. He also blamed them for fueling and repeating accusations, targeting individuals, and then presenting themselves as victims. #RealMadrid #Football #Manipulation (translated)

Bally Bagayoko recalled that, on October 17, 1961, nearly 30,000 Algerian men and women demonstrated unarmed in Paris against the curfew and for the equality and independence of Algeria. He mentioned more than 11,000 arrests, hundreds of deaths, and bodies thrown into the Seine, as well as decades of lies. He indicated that a march took place that very evening in Saint-Denis, for the first time, and presented the commemoration as a commitment to pass on this memory. He also paid tribute to Fatima Bedar, aged 15, who had come to support the demonstrators with her schoolbag and was found drowned in the canal. A city garden now bears her name, he wrote, adding that she should not remain an anonymous victim. Bagayoko believed that justice involved recognizing the crime of state. He stated that he had signed a petition from mayors demanding this recognition, the inclusion of October 17 on the calendar of national days, the complete opening of archives, support for transmission to young people, and assistance for survivors and their families. He called on every political force to take a clear stance, deeming 65 years of silence sufficient. According to him, acknowledging the facts was not about repentance, but about facing history and reminding children in working-class neighborhoods that their history mattered. He finally presented the memory of October 17 as a bulwark against the hatred used in electoral campaigns and the sorting of French people according to their origins. #Mémoire #Justice #Égalité (translated)

On October 16, 2026, Alexandra Henrion-Caude thanked her supporters and expressed her gratitude. She wrote that the spirit of the Mont-Valérien demonstration remained alive and that the human chains had created a "large family." According to her, this solidarity was a foundation against the ongoing lies and the chaos that some would like to see prevail. She added that France deserved better than to respond to people she described as agitated and heartless. #Solidarité #France #Engagement (translated)

Erik Tegnér wrote that he had never mentioned Youssef Badr before this week. He claimed that the judge had given a long interview about him, in which he allegedly accused and insulted him and spread lies. Tegnér asked why his editorial team should refrain from investigating while the judge, according to him, could target him by name in the press. https://t.co/InkbUFG2Aa #Justice #LibertéDeLaPresse #DroitsDesJournalistes (translated)

The author recalled that, six years earlier, France had learned with horror of the assassination of Samuel Paty, a history-geography teacher, by an Islamist terrorist. He wrote that Paty had been targeted for several days by a hatred campaign based on a lie, before being killed, and expressed his thoughts. #SamuelPaty #Liberté #Solidarité #FR (translated)

Erik Tegnér condemned what he described as a lynching by the AFP, the press, and the high judicial institutions regarding Youssef Badr, which he attributed to a corporatist reflex. He announced that he would quickly refute in a video the lies of Badr, whom he accused of deliberately lying, as well as those of his friends. #Justice #Médias #Démocratie (translated)

The author denounced what he described as a deceitful propaganda machine of the Bolloré group, referring both to the high school movement and the anti-Semitic writings of Jordan Bardella. He also criticized Arcom, which he described as the authority regulating TNT channels, for its lack of action against the far right, which he accused of degrading public debate. https://t.co/j3oMFf9cSH #Propagande #LibertéDExpression #ExtrêmeDroite #FR (translated)

Guillaume Limousin wrote that names, first names, and addresses were masked in Parcoursup. He called for legal action against the authors of statements he described as abject and defamatory, believing that this type of discourse incited violence based on conspiratorial lies. He demanded that such statements no longer be tolerated. #Parcoursup #Justice #LutteContreLaDiffamation (translated)

The Journalism Observatory (Ojim) stated that France Télévisions and Radio France had refused, despite several requests, to grant speaking time to Charles Alloncle to present his book. The organization believed that this refusal aimed to prevent the public from gauging the extent of the lies it claimed had been uttered during the inquiry commission. https://t.co/UMQdDn0WD9 #Média #LibertéDeLaPresse #Enquête (translated)

Thomas Portes denounced the attacks, slanders, and lies aimed at Mathilde Panot. According to him, the only criticism directed at Panot was that she publicly stated her camp would never participate in what he described as the whitewashing of a caste that, he wrote, wore the pink ribbon while voting on laws likely to generalize cancer and rolling out the red carpet for companies that would poison the population and the environment. #JusticeSociale #LutteContreLaCorruption #Écologie (translated)

Matthieu Pigasse presented a negative assessment of ten years of Macronism. According to IMF figures published the day of his message, France was expected to register growth of 0.4% in 2026, among the lowest in the world, he wrote. He felt that Emmanuel Macron and his government had to answer for a policy that, in his view, had left the country fractured, public services weakened, poverty and inequality at historic levels, as well as a youth worried about their future. He also labeled the promise of “trickle-down” as a lie. Pigasse believed that the radical right and Marine Le Pen were proposing an economic policy similar to that of Macronism, but accompanied, in his view, by hatred. He called for another policy driven by a radical left in government and for massive investments in education, health, industry, and ecological transition. To finance these priorities, he proposed advocating at the European level for monetary creation dedicated to public investment and converting public debts held by the Eurosystem into perpetual debts at zero interest rate. He also advocated for increases in low wages, a strengthening of wage negotiations, and tying public aid to commitments on employment and remuneration. Finally, he called for greater contributions from large fortunes and capital income to fund common goods. According to him, growth should benefit workers and those neglected by the system, with the goal of better-shared wealth and rebuilt public services. #Macronisme #France #Croissance (translated)

Impact recommended watching a documentary about the genocide in Gaza, which was screened in France on October 12 and 13. Directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, the film reportedly received a 25-minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival and a special jury prize, according to Impact. It would feature anonymous testimonies from 24 Israeli soldiers and intelligence members about the bombings in Gaza and their organization. According to Impact, one witness claimed that a strike was authorized even though it risked killing 500 civilians to eliminate a single person. The documentary would also address mass surveillance, the use of artificial intelligence to identify targets, and the validation of strikes despite anticipated civilian casualties. Impact noted that the testimonies were filmed at night on the rooftops of Tel Aviv while Gaza was only a few dozen kilometers away. Impact also reported that a military individual mentioned the Nazis, whom he regarded as the absolute evil, and questioned what he had become himself. The film aims, according to the author, to show how operations function through the accounts of people who participated in them. Finally, Impact wrote that Netanyahu called the documentary a "false narrative" and demanded an investigation as well as legal action against its participants. The author concluded that the dead should not become ordinary, reminding that the victims were children, parents, and families who had plans and a future. #Gaza #Documentaire #Genocide (translated)

Charles Alloncle stated that his book, *I Swear to Tell the Whole Truth*, published a week earlier, was number 2 in sales and had already been read by thousands of people. He claimed that France Télévisions and Radio France had refused, despite several requests, to give him airtime to discuss it. He attributed this refusal to a "boycott" and accused the two groups of wanting to hide the use of public money. He notably mentioned karaoke events costing 250 million euros, severance payments exceeding 500,000 euros, billions of euros in contracts made outside public procurement rules, as well as conflicts of interest and nights in luxury hotels at 1,700 euros. Alloncle also accused the media of spreading misleading information and discrediting him, and denounced pressures aimed, according to him, at silencing him, including withheld documents, judicial intimidation, and surveillance in Paris. He wrote that his six-month investigation had uncovered a system serving their interests and that his book described the methods and excesses involved. (translated)

Benjamin Netanyahu has called for an investigation into the participants of the documentary film NAZA, which accuses the Israeli army of intentionally killing civilians in Gaza, describing the project as a misleading narrative that defames Israel. #NAZA #Israël #GuerreGaza (translated)