Edu - Lundi Spaghetti wrote that it was 1:15 AM and that Tony Chapron was going to present the golden flag to the best assistant referee of the season. #Arbitrage #Football #DrapeauDor (translated)
Edu - Lundi Spaghetti wrote that it was 1:15 AM and that Tony Chapron was going to present the golden flag to the best assistant referee of the season. #Arbitrage #Football #DrapeauDor (translated)
Seydi Ba wrote that RN pamphlets were found in Kévin T.'s car and saw it as a particularly clear sign of political inspiration. He compared this element to the flags of the Islamic State and its propaganda videos, which he claimed were held against individuals in terrorist cases, and hoped that the judges would draw consequences from it. He also accused television commentators, whom he described as racists, of trying to dilute responsibility and shift it onto the left. #politique #terrorisme #racisme (translated)
Cerfia indicated that Airbnb had announced new rules prohibiting hosts from requiring travelers to remove sheets, wash and put away dishes, or take out the trash before their departure. According to Cerfia, hosts would also no longer be able to impose their own fines on them. These rules would apply to reservations made from November 20. #Airbnb #Règles #Voyage (translated)
The tunnel bus in Prague is experiencing delays, especially near the Powder Bridge, while the new line is not positively impacting suburban connections, as stated by Ropid spokesperson Filip Drápal. #PražskáDoprava #Tunelbus #Zpoždění (translated)

BBR VIBES pointed out that the targeted person displayed the flags of Mali and Algeria in their username and claimed that women there were raped 17 million times more often than in France. https://t.co/v43hdzdm6R #DroitsDesFemmes #ViolenceFaitesAuxFemmes #Mali (translated)
In Liège, a Confederate flag was removed from a police station after a city councilor denounced its presence due to its links to slavery and white supremacy. #DrapeauConfédéré #Liège #ÉquitéRaciale (translated)
The mayor of a municipality in Maine-et-Loire has decided to take down the portrait of Emmanuel Macron from his town hall and to lower the flags in response to the violence that occurred during the mobilization on October 17 in France. #Macron #Violences #Mairie (translated)

The mayor of a municipality in Maine-et-Loire decided to lower the flags and remove the portrait of Emmanuel Macron in response to the violence that occurred during the mobilization on October 17 in France. #Mobilisation17Octobre #Violences #MaineEtLoire (translated)

Press reports stated, citing Sud Ouest, that the son of a gendarme had been sentenced to six months in prison with a suspended sentence after being arrested at the exit of the damaged prefectural residence in Bordeaux, with a pack of water and a stolen flag. The prosecution had requested 18 months in prison, but the court did not follow these requests. #Bordeaux #justice #actualités (translated)
A man in his 40s has been remanded in custody in Skellefteå, suspected of manslaughter after a fight in which a man in his 50s died, where the suspected claims self-defense. #dråp #Skellefteå #självförsvar (translated)

The mayor of Longué-Jumelles took down the portrait of Emmanuel Macron and lowered the town hall flags to half-mast to protest the president's attitude towards the violence of October 17, which he considers "unworthy." #ViolencesUrbaines #EmmanuelMacron #MaineEtLoire (translated)

Sir 𝕏 presented a live exchange with David Lisnard as a put-down of a far-left activist. According to him, the activist had asked him about Algerian flags and the events of October 17, 1961. Lisnard allegedly responded that he would not recall what had happened and that he didn't care. https://t.co/1TVyPYrlI2 #Politique #Débat #LibertéDExpression (translated)
Fdesouche.com, a press review, relayed a question about the presence of Algerian flags and a request to recall what happened on October 17, 1961. The review reported that David Lisnard responded rudely that he did not care, repeating his statement several times. https://t.co/QuCI84UU89 #Algérie #Histoire #Drapeaux (translated)
After the violence that occurred on October 17, several mayors of Ille-et-Vilaine are calling for a gathering in front of town halls on October 19 to express their solidarity and defend democratic values, without flag, mask, or hood. #Manifestation #IlleetVilaine #Democratie (translated)

Eric Duhaime wrote that a demonstration had taken place the day before in Montreal in solidarity with the mobilization in France. He noted the presence of Palestinian flags and an Algerian flag, but the absence, in his opinion, of French, Quebec, or Canadian flags. He also indicated that anti-capitalist posters and banners were present, but he had not seen any in favor of the French educational system. He described the gathering as a demonstration of political Islam and the radical left. #Montréal #Manifestation #Politique (translated)
Borrowing from presidential codes in a video in front of a French flag, the candidate of the far-right party Marine Le Pen depicted a "deep crisis of trust, authority," "a threat to democracy," and an "exhausted Macronist power." #Macron #Manifestations #Politique (translated)
Matthieu Valet wrote that in Limoges, a firefighter saved the tricolor flag during the fire at the town hall. He recalled that elders, police officers, gendarmes, and soldiers had shed their blood for this flag, and thanked the firefighter for his gesture. Valet added that the Republic was perhaps "on its knees," but not on the ground, and that it needed to be lifted up. #17octobre #France #République #Héros (translated)
Frontières reported that firefighters managed to save the French flag during their intervention against the fire at the town hall of Limoges. The publication also mentioned Patrick Granger. https://t.co/UK8CG8EwiI #Pompiers #France #Incendie (translated)