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Spanish Revolution wrote that those who had been warning of a moral collapse for years should observe the situation around them. It stated that fascism had returned to parliaments, that racism was presented as common sense, and that police violence and militarism were justified. It also argued that rent-seeking was being legitimized and that some people who earned a thousand euros a month defended the tax privileges of multi-millionaires. It asked what those who warned of the collapse expected and whether they thought it would come with an inaugural ceremony. #ColapsoMoral #Fascismo #JusticiaSocial (translated)

Nadir Ghazal questioned the reports that Paredes had rejected a multimillion-dollar offer from Milan months ago and had recovered in 10 days from a 50-centimeter tear. He claimed that data had been fabricated to give epicness to the story and criticized that, despite this, River journalists were accused of having a secret WhatsApp group to deceive people. #Fútbol #Periodismo #Deportes (translated)

Blue White Red! reported that three men aged 20 to 27 were arrested in Lille on Sunday shortly after 1:30 a.m. while loading multimedia products into bags bearing the Micromania logo. The court sentenced them to ten months of imprisonment with a detention order. According to the author, two of the men, who were in an irregular situation in France, would be subject to a two-year ban from returning upon their release from prison. The third would not be able to stay in Lille for three years. None had a criminal record, he added. The three men would have to reimburse the damages once Micromania and Calzedonia had assessed the amount. #justice #Lille #pillage (translated)

An intense storm caused devastating floods in Madrigueras on October 2, resulting in the death of a resident, significant numbers of vehicles being dragged away, and multimillion-dollar material damages, due to extraordinary rainfall and geographical features that favored water overflowing in the urban area. #Inundaciones #Madrigueras #Albacete (translated)

I didn't have a single national police officer to protect the town hall. The city's mayor, Guillaume Guerin, visibly upset, described how local police forces were quickly overwhelmed by a crowd of a few hundred people who, according to him, broke windows and used a battering ram to break down the main door. #Limoges #incendiu #patrimoniu (translated)

Gustavo Petro described the reduction of the workweek to five days in Brazil as a triumph of progressivism. He argued that the debate on reducing working hours and the time needed to retire should focus on who receives the benefits of increased productivity: companies or their workers. Petro stated that productivity was the result of knowledge accumulated by society and, therefore, a common good. He also questioned whether artificial intelligence should be privately owned and said that a minority group was appropriating human knowledge through information from networks and databases. In his view, increases in productivity should translate into shorter working hours and earlier retirements, so that people have more paid free time. #Progresismo #TrabajoJusto #InteligenciaArtificial (translated)

Frédéric Van Heems, chairman of the executive board of Keolis, announced during an interview on BFM Business that the company aims for a profit margin of 1.5% by 2030 while mentioning the rise of multimodality and its role in the operation of the Grand Paris Express. #Keolis #GrandParisExpress #Multimodalité (translated)

Now we understand exactly why Sorin Grindeanu ran away from any discussion with us two weeks ago; he invented a lot of excuses and never once thought about voting for the serious government that we proposed. Because he knew that a government would come in which he could put 11 PSD ministers in his own image and likeness. We must win the next elections so that such a government can never happen again in Romania," Mureșan wrote on Facebook. #SiegfriedMureșan #PSD #AlegeriParlamentare (translated)

Now we understand exactly why Sorin Grindeanu ran away from any discussion with us two weeks ago, he invented a lot of excuses and never once thought of voting for the serious government we proposed. Liberal MEP Siegfried Mureșan accuses the president of the PSD, Sorin Grindeanu, of having "invented a lot of excuses" to not vote for the government he proposed because he knew that a government would come "in which he could place 11 PSD ministers." #SiegfriedMureșan #SorinGrindeanu #GuvernarePSD (translated)

Now we understand exactly why Sorin Grindeanu ran away from any discussion with us two weeks ago; he invented a lot of excuses and it never crossed his mind for a moment to vote for the serious government we proposed,” Mureșan wrote Thursday morning on his Facebook page. #GuvernulLucaNiculescu #SiegfriedMureșan #PoliticăRomânească (translated)