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Little Think Tank reported that Le Canard enchaîné had called into question the management of police forces during the riots of October 17. According to the weekly, 14 CRS companies had not been deployed, and in Marseille, 7 remained on standby while only 3 were mobilized. The newspaper also reportedly indicated that the reinforcements granted to the police prefect in Paris represented half of his requests, despite alerts from intelligence services. Finally, it allegedly reported that CRS officers had been assigned to protect Trogneux chocolate shops, linked to the family of Brigitte Macron, in Amiens and Touquet. #France #Police #Emeutes (translated)

Impact stated, citing Le Canard enchaîné, that no CRS had been deployed in Limoges, where the town hall was burned down during the violence on October 17, while 14 companies were kept on standby. According to his message, one company had, on the other hand, been mobilized to protect the chocolate shops of Brigitte Macron's family in Amiens and Le Touquet. #France #Violences #Politique (translated)

Impact stated that Laurent Nuñez, convinced that the mobilization of high school students would wane, had left 14 riot police companies at rest during the violence of October 17. According to the reported figures, 42 companies had been deployed and 14 others were ready to intervene. Citing Le Canard enchaîné, Impact indicated that in Marseille, seven companies remained at rest and three had been mobilized. The account also wrote that the police prefect of Paris had only received half of the reinforcements requested, despite alerts from intelligence services. It finally reported that riot police companies may have been sent to protect the Trogneux chocolatiers, owned by Brigitte Macron's family, in Amiens and Le Touquet. #Mobilisation #Violence #France (translated)

AlertesInfos reported, citing Le Canard enchaîné, that riot police had been specifically deployed to protect the chocolate shops owned by Brigitte Macron's family in Amiens and Touquet, while 14 companies were kept on standby during the riots on October 17. https://t.co/WOTlaqAs3S #France #Chocolateries #BrigitteMacron (translated)

Janoninho stated that Lula had already lifted the secrecy and demanded that Flávio do the same. When mentioning "rachadinhas," schemes with Vorcaro, and a chocolate store, he accused the family of living off unaccounted money and protection. He said that the people wanted to know where the money came from. #AbreOSigiloFlávio https://t.co/gEwMBSs8iK #Lula #Rachadinhas #Transparência (translated)

Gian Oddi wrote that a candidate could lose votes for not answering questions in a debate and for engaging in aggressive bullying against a person over 80 years old. According to Oddi, other points should weigh more in voters' decisions: the candidate would have exalted torturers and honored militiamen from an extermination group, in addition to employing relatives of one of them. Oddi also cited a scandal involving "rachadinhas," accusations of embezzlement, money laundering, and organized crime, suspicious financial activities, real estate transactions he called bizarre, and investigations involving a chocolate store. He added that the candidate would have asked for millions of reais from the "brother" who robbed retirees from the INSS, defended a police officer accused of murdering a child, supported a management that Oddi classified as genocidal during the pandemic, and relativized a coup d'état that would end democracy and would foresee, among other actions, the assassination of three people. #Eleições2024 #DebatePolítico #Cidadania (translated)

Gian Oddi stated that he considered it sad for a candidate to potentially lose votes for not answering questions during a debate and for adopting an aggressive intimidation stance against a person over 80 years old. According to Oddi, other aspects should weigh more in evaluating the candidate: he claimed the politician praised torturers, honored militiamen from a death squad, and employed relatives of one of them; he got involved in a scandal regarding kickbacks and was accused of embezzlement, money laundering, and organized crime. Oddi also mentioned financial movements he deemed suspicious, real estate transactions he classified as bizarre, and investigations involving a chocolate shop. He further stated that the candidate asked for millions of reais from his "brother," who, according to the author, stole from retired INSS members, defended a police officer accused of killing a child, supported a management that Oddi described as genocidal during the pandemic, and downplayed an attempted coup that, according to him, would end democracy and foresee the assassination of three people. In conclusion, he said that intimidation in the debate should not be necessary to drive voters away from the candidate. #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasil #Democracia (translated)

The author claimed that six police trucks had been deployed in Amiens to protect the chocolate factory of Brigitte Macron's family, while traders in the rest of France had been left alone to face the vandals. He referred to a video in support of his message. #Touquet #chocolaterie #brigittemacron https://t.co/yoJKgyifw7 #Amiens #BrigitteMacron #Chocolaterie #FR (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that in Amiens, eight CRS buses were protecting the Trogneux chocolate shop. He referred to the targeted individuals in a derogatory manner and accused them of having, in his opinion, nearly privatized the French police. #Amiens #Chocolaterie #Police (translated)

Leonidas opens its new 30,000 m2 factory in Nivelles, integrating production, logistics, and offices, with the ambition of remaining the flagship of Belgian chocolate and inspiring vocations among young people through a new Experience Center. #ChocolatBelge #Leonidas #ExperienceCenter (translated)

Denying, Bolsonaro stated that, according to a report from the Amado Mundo website, a chocolate shop owned by Flávio Bolsonaro fired a pregnant saleswoman who was working without a formal contract. According to the report, she worked from Monday to Sunday, with one day off per week, and earned R$ 1,100. The author also criticized Flávio Bolsonaro, saying that he was against workers. https://t.co/rtiEkr6j03 #DireitosTrabalhistas #Justiça #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)

Kleber Mendonça Filho predicted that Veja would publish another negative article about Lula and asked what, in the readers' opinion, might have been invented this time. As possibilities, he mentioned an audio in which Lula would request 134 million from Vorcaro to renovate a chocolate store; a supposed stay of Lula during Carnival in a mansion with five prostitutes; the allegation that he would not have explained 134 million that he did not receive from Vorcaro; and the claim that Lula would be 114 years old, presented as a reason to question whether anyone would vote for such an old president. #Lula #Veja #Política (translated)

Vai Desmaiar compared the equalization between Lula and Bolsonaro to treating as equals ice cream options that did not please in the same way. The author stated that Lula was a progressive democrat, although he did not please everyone, and said that Flávio was the son of a man who planned a coup d'état. She also claimed that Flávio was involved in many scandals and had people by his side who threatened minorities. #Lula #Bolsonaro #Política (translated)

In Parliament, discussions about fuel prices were marked by heated exchanges between deputies, leading to criticism about the lack of seriousness and credibility in the interventions, comparing the situation to a Halloween kinder, where chocolate is scarce and the surprise is grotesque. #Parlamento #Política #Debates (translated)