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Impact reported that Sébastien Lecornu expressed satisfaction at the absence of deaths during the violence on October 17 and believed that the police and gendarmes had done their job. According to the account, he also said he had served as a reserve officer in the gendarmerie and was struggling to cope with the criticism aimed at law enforcement. The message cited LCI. #Sécurité #Police #France (translated)

The author reported that a minute of silence had been held in Cabrera de Mar for the death of a woman due to the torrential rains. He also conveyed condolences to the victim's family and friends, thanked the work of public servants and volunteers who had participated in the search, and urged caution and responsibility in light of the weather alerts. https://t.co/dxxi0JmKK2 #CabreradeMar #Meteorologia #Solidaritat #ES (translated)

The author indicated that Var and Bouches-du-Rhône had been placed on orange alert for thunderstorms and that five departments were now on alert for flooding rain, thunderstorms, and floods. He also referred to a map of the weather situation. #météo #inondation #pluie #orages #crues https://t.co/kXBk0KBsN1 #météo #orages #inondation #FR (translated)

The author of the message reminded that Laurent Nunez, Minister of the Interior of Emmanuel Macron, spoke on France Inter on October 6. He stated that, on October 17, "they" had lost control and that the last dam had given way. https://t.co/tUTm9E0VMv #France #Politique #Actualités #FR (translated)

Impact reported that Le Parisien confirmed the death of a man in Châtelet, Paris, the night before. Born in 1978, he was said to have been found on the ground after suffering a stroke, in an area marked by clashes and numerous police charges, according to Impact. According to a witness interviewed by Le Parisien, security agents told them that the man had fallen during a crowd movement. The witness described his condition as serious. Despite the intervention of emergency services, he had died. Impact clarified that the potential link between his death and the police interventions remained to be established. The Paris prosecutor's office and the police prefecture had not responded to requests from Le Parisien at the time of publication, Impact added. #AlerteInfo #Paris #Actualités (translated)

Impact reported that Lisa, founder of Make My Lemonade, supported the claims of the protesters despite the looting and vandalism of her store during the violence on October 17 in Paris. According to Impact, she refused to allow her story to be politically appropriated and denounced the institutional, social, and economic violence that she believed fueled the anger. Not knowing when she could reopen, Lisa called for rebuilding together. #Solidarité #JusticeSociale #Résilience (translated)

FRENCHRAPUS indicated that calls for new demonstrations across France on October 24 were multiplying on social media. It linked these calls to the fact that Emmanuel Macron had announced no new measures during his speech and presented the mobilization as a "act 2" scheduled for Saturday. https://t.co/01MFgW68rB #Manifestation #France #Macron (translated)

AlertesInfos reported, citing Politico, that Emmanuel Macron's resignation was mentioned by one of his interlocutors during the preparation of his speech the day before. According to the account, the idea, which would have led to an early presidential election, was not pursued. https://t.co/xdRfZxLcaH #Macron #Politique #France (translated)

Impact reported that, during a discussion on TF1 about the violence of October 17, the Paris prosecutor, Laure Beccuau, had replied that she could not confirm that the individuals involved were politically aligned with the far left. Impact judged that this response contradicted the statements made by Emmanuel Macron and Laurent Nuñez on the subject. It reminded that Macron had declared the day before, in a speech to the Nation, that members of far-left groups, joined by numerous delinquents, had engaged in violence in the cities. #France #Justice #Violence (translated)