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ORA! condemned the clashes, assaults, and damage that occurred during demonstrations in Italy and Europe, asserting that violence harmed both the people and the cities, as well as the reasons of those who protested peacefully. It added that legitimate causes could not justify assaults and destruction. According to ORA!, however, violent episodes should not distract attention from the distress of many young people, who struggled to envision their future. The movement cited poor school conditions, unaffordable rents, underpaid internships, and departures driven by necessity, stating that opportunities in Italy were few and obstacles numerous. ORA! stated that condemning violence was necessary, but that politics needed to address the structural problems underlying the distress. It also argued that Italy continued to allocate necessary resources for the future to the past. #violenza #disagio #diritti (translated)

Seeing these scenes makes one tremble. When I saw the Marianne on the ground in my city, in my town hall, I was brought to tears and was shaken. I thought about the very idea of what the Republic was in this country, social cohesion and the social contract, which has been undermined. #Marseille #ViolencesUrbaines #Mobilisation (translated)

Bally Bagayoko expressed the solidarity of the City of Saint-Denis – Pierrefitte-sur-Seine with the municipalities affected by violence and damage, notably Limoges, Marseille, Lille, Bordeaux, Calais, and Grenoble. He extended his support to the victims, the injured, their families, as well as to the residents, elected officials, agents, and traders. He condemned the violence and damage and reaffirmed his commitment to republican values, respect for people and property, and the freedom to protest peacefully. He specified that the city would not organize a gathering as part of the AMF call but would prioritize local actions with traders and youth, while the municipal police would be mobilized for public tranquility. Bagayoko called for de-escalation and stated that the situation required concrete political and social responses from the President of the Republic and the government. According to him, the response could not be solely security-oriented but must address inequalities and precariousness. He also warned that gatherings should not justify a disengagement of the State nor the transfer of its responsibilities to municipalities. Finally, he supported the demands of high school students, university students, and others calling for measures against the cost of living. #Solidarité #JusticeSociale #Désescalade (translated)

The author condemned the police charges that day against members of the educational community who were gathered in front of the Department of Education. He also stated that the episodes of police violence in recent weeks against peaceful popular mobilizations were unjustifiable. (translated)

The author approved Antonio Costa's choice to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the treaties in Rome, recalling that it was there that the journey began. He urged current governments to seize the opportunity to revive a stronger and united Europe, capable of ensuring peace and well-being. #Europa #Pace #Unità #IT #EU (translated)

Police violence against teachers peacefully gathered for public education singing "We are educators, not criminals." They have removed the media, and the two photographers who were next to the car when Ayuso left are from her team; I imagine she will use it to make herself a victim. (translated)

Fonseca stated that a peaceful protest alone would not achieve change. He argued that democracy involved convincing others and accepting that sometimes it was not achieved, not imposing one's own will by being willing to resort to violence before others. #Democracia #ProtestaPacífica #CambioSocial (translated)

Syd had argued that two things could be true at the same time: according to the author, infiltrators with personal violent intentions or with the aim of diverting attention were always present at the demonstrations. He added that completely peaceful protests did not achieve results or attract attention. #manifestazioni #politica #protesta (translated)

Psychiatrists warn that the new dependency law, which limits involuntary psychiatric admission to cases of vital urgency, will put at risk the care of patients with severe mental disorders and leave their families without the necessary support. #SaludMental #LeyDeDependencia #Psiquiatría (translated)

Santiago Abascal, president of Vox, has expressed his willingness to make sacrifices to reach a pact with the PP in the Senate and to stop the PSOE's alliance with the Broad Front, thus seeking to ensure a majority that allows for the renewal of key state bodies. #Vox #Senado #SantiagoAbascal (translated)

Psychiatrists have expressed their opposition to the new involuntary admission law that will come into effect on October 23, arguing that it leaves patients with severe mental illnesses unprotected by limiting forced admissions only to life-threatening emergency situations. #SaludMental #Psiquiatría #DerechosHumanos (translated)

Melquisedec Torres stated that former paramilitary chief Salvatore Mancuso had confirmed what he presented in a column about the Petro Government and the Valledupar Pact, which, according to Torres, aimed to destroy the opposition. https://t.co/rMJWMl1RjX #Colombia #Poder #Oposición (translated)

Florian Warweg accused the Tagesspiegel correspondent and member of the editorial board Daniel Sturm of having linked the Austrian publicist and satirist Karl Kraus with Joseph Goebbels. Warweg wrote that Kraus coined and popularized the term "Journaille" in 1902 in issue 99 of his magazine "Die Fackel." With it, he criticized sensationalist and irresponsible journalism that debases language. According to Warweg, Claudia Wittig had used the expression in the sense of Kraus. Sturm, on the other hand, placed it in a Goebbelsian tradition, which Warweg described as defamatory. He left open whether Sturm had done this deliberately or unintentionally. #Journalismus #KarlKraus #Satire (translated)

In many European cities, from Milan to Paris, young people have taken to the streets to protest against the high cost of living, economic inequalities, and uncertainty about the future, demonstrating with slogans like "You are stealing our future," while the protests, which started peacefully, have turned chaotic and violent. #ProtesteGiovanili #Disuguaglianze #FuturoIncerto (translated)

The former director of the University Clinical Hospital in Rzeszów, Dr. Janusz Ł., has been accused of defrauding the NFZ of over 1.3 million PLN by billing for medical procedures that did not meet funding requirements, as well as endangering patients' health. #NFZ #szpital #oszustwo (translated)