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Jon De Lorraine reported that Infobae claimed that Flávio Bolsonaro crossed the Brazilian border from Monday night to Tuesday to join Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, following his defeat against Lula in Sunday’s presidential election. According to the media, he would have only had his identity card. A private Gulfstream G400 registered LV-JQW, belonging to Baires Fly, was then scheduled to take off at 2 a.m. for the United States, with formalities requested for four passengers and three crew members. De Lorraine added that Judge Alexandre de Moraes of the Brazilian Supreme Court had just prohibited Bolsonaro from leaving the country and ordered him to surrender his passports within 24 hours, as part of an investigation into alleged money laundering. The Brazilian federal police were checking border crossings and flights, he wrote. However, he indicated that TN reported that a private plane had been held in Puerto Iguazú and that Bolsonaro ultimately would not have crossed the border. His relatives had also denied any escape. According to De Lorraine, no crossing into Argentina or boarding for the United States had been confirmed at this stage. #Brésil #FlávioBolsonaro #Politique (translated)

The author estimated that the government was worried about the anger of the French and freedom of expression, particularly on social media and in the free press. He wondered how far it would go before the presidential election. #LibertéExprimation #Élections2022 #France #FR (translated)

BeFootball relayed Bertrand Latour's comments on Kylian Mbappé's second place at the Ballon d'Or. The journalist expressed satisfaction that, in his opinion, the jurors did not yield to the star's demands and stated that Mbappé had exerted unprecedented pressure. Latour also questioned Mbappé's references to Africa, claiming he had visited four times, including once in Cameroon. He added that the only interview the player had not given was to Journal de Mickey in France and suggested that politics was about the presidential election of 2027 while football was played on the fields. He criticized Mbappé for falling out with long-time friends over the Ballon d'Or while he believed the player had not won anything this season. However, Latour acknowledged that Mbappé was a major player, capable of scoring 40 goals a year, and could win the trophy if he secured titles. He deemed that Mbappé had exerted pressure in vain, believing he should not even have been on the podium and did not understand how he finished ahead of Lamine Yamal. Latour added that, without this pressure, Mbappé would likely not have been on the podium. #BallonDor #Football #KylianMbappé (translated)

Immunology professor Éric Vivier is calling on the candidates for the 2027 presidential election to support fundamental research in France, highlighting the country's lag due to a lack of funding and its negative impact on therapeutic innovation. #RechercheFondamentale #Élections2027 #SantéPublice (translated)

Instant Foot relayed the criticisms made by Bertrand Latour against Kylian Mbappé on the Late Football Club. The journalist felt that the player had insisted too much on winning the Ballon d'Or and that the jurors did not give in to his requests. He particularly criticized him for mentioning the importance of Africa to him while he had only visited it four times, including once in Cameroon. Latour also urged Mbappé to focus on football, reminding him that the presidential election would take place in 2027. He stated that the striker, who scores 40 goals a year, could win the trophy if he won titles, but that he hadn’t won anything this season. He found it incomprehensible that he finished second, ahead of Lamine Yamal, and described this ranking as a "robbery." #BallonDor #Football #Mbappé (translated)

The author called on Emmanuel Macron to resign and to provoke a presidential election without delay, believing that it would serve civil and social peace as well as the protection of institutions. He added that the French would be grateful to him for it. #FaceAPhilippeDeVilliers https://t.co/vzapPXe4zR #France #Élections #Macron #FR (translated)

The author asked if Emmanuel Macron was trying to censor the presidential election. He accused the president of having abandoned Marseille to looters and of placing the blame on social networks in order to restrict freedom of expression. He called on his readers to support his approach and to participate in the presidential campaign by sharing a link. https://t.co/fNcUnNyOeb #LibertéDExpression #Elections2022 #Resister (translated)

The message presented "Let's turn!" as the rallying cry for the resurgence between the two rounds of the presidential election in Brazil. It indicated that Pablo A. Stefanoni was recounting Lula's victory, which he described as a halt to South America's submission to Donald Trump. https://t.co/6ZLjF3CKdK #Brésil #Lula #Présidentielle #BR #US (translated)

The author announced his intention to carry out what he called a "legal coup," by proposing a constitutional reform through a referendum based on Article 11. He indicated that the text referred to in his link would be submitted for approval after the presidential election. (translated)

The author stated that the Macronist candidates were collapsing and that "the System" was attempting a new coup. He also wrote that the pressure for Emmanuel Macron's resignation was at an unprecedented level and that the situation was upheaved, sharing a link to a new video. https://t.co/R5jFqzqKhQ #Présidentielle #Macron #Politique #FR (translated)

Raphaël Glucksmann had accused La France insoumise of conducting a harassment campaign that would prevent him from participating in the protests. He claimed that members of the party were disrupting all the events organized by his team and denounced an organized hostility, according to Cerfia, which quoted Le Parisien. Manuel Bompard contested these statements and declared that Glucksmann was not his opponent in the presidential campaign. #politique #France #manifestation (translated)

According to a new study by Cluster 17 for Politico, Jean-Luc Mélenchon has the best chances of qualifying for the second round of the French presidential elections, where he would meet Marine Le Pen, while Edouard Philippe is in third place. #Présidentielle2027 #Sondage #JeanLucMélenchon (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)