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Before the departure of the procession, the LR mayor of Limoges, Guillaume Guérin, saluted "the many elected officials present representing all the republican camps, with the exception of those from La France Insoumise, largely accountable for this chaos." #Limoges #Incendie #Mobilisation (translated)

"armed violence with their slogans," accuses Sunday, October 18, on France Inter and France 2 the candidate of Les Républicains for the presidential election, Bruno Retailleau, after the scenes of chaos that occurred on the sidelines of the mobilization day of October 17, Saturday. #Violence #LFI #République (translated)

The author believed that after violence, urban riots, attacks on republican symbols, and looting and vandalism, the judicial response should be unwaveringly firm. He added that the freedom to protest could not be exercised against the republican order. He finally mentioned the elected officials who fueled tensions, but his publication was interrupted at the beginning of this sentence. #Sécurité #OrdrePublic #Justice #FR (translated)

The author of the message stated that the door of the town hall of Marseille had been forced open and that the bust of Marianne had been toppled. He believed that these acts reflected a hatred of republican symbols. https://t.co/lcTQPN7Nnq #Marseille #République #Symboles #FR (translated)

He is the only credible candidate who is clearly on the right, who has never wavered in his convictions, and who is capable of generating a broad gathering of the right without which no recovery will be possible. Former Prime Minister François Fillon expressed his support on Saturday, October 17, for the presidential candidacy of Bruno Retailleau, the head of the Republicans. #Présidentielle2027 #BrunoRetailleau #Républicains (translated)

Former Prime Minister François Fillon officially supported Bruno Retailleau's candidacy for the 2027 presidential election, calling him the only credible candidate clearly on the right capable of uniting right-wing forces in the face of a difficult political context. #Présidentielle2027 #BrunoRetailleau #Républicains (translated)

Jean-Luc Mélenchon wished Pope Leo XIV a prompt and solid recovery after his surgery. He felt that disagreements about worldviews should not overshadow the fact, in his opinion, that the pope had recognized secularism at the Élysée, while addressing the President of the Republic. Mélenchon stated that Leo XIV had provided a definition in line with European conventions on the public practice of religious rites, a definition that he claimed was rejected by all French right-wing parties. He considered that this recognition marked a break from Pope Pius X's opposition to the separation of Church and State, and that it ended a long period of confrontation between the Catholic Church and the Republic. The other issues, he believed, fell under legitimate controversies resolved by French laws. #Laïcité #République #PapeLéonXIV (translated)

The author stated that the Republicans' website had been hacked by supporters of the mobilization planned for October 17, who had called for joining the protests. #mobilisation #LesRépublicains #internet https://t.co/aSmqFEiRNp #mobilisation #LesRépublicains #manif #FR (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)