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Eric Coquerel denounced what he described as a misappropriation of public funds and a fraud. He claimed that a company was taking advantage of the apprenticeship scheme, aids, and nearly total exemptions to employ apprentices full-time or nearly full-time, with very little training. The chairman of the finance committee indicated that he would question the Minister of Labor about the use of public money and the conditions of employment for apprentices. He also mentioned his speech delivered on September 24 at the Burger King in Épinay-sur-Seine, in support of the employees he referred to as exploited. #ArgentPublic #Alternance #Emploi (translated)

The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled that banks must now immediately reimburse victims of online fraud, even in cases of serious negligence on their part, marking a significant change in the handling of unauthorized payments. #arnaquesenligne #CJUE #remboursement (translated)

Didier Maïsto stated that 88,000 voters were not members of the organizing parties and denounced what he called a "fraud." He criticized journalists for their silence and their enthusiasm, in his opinion, at the idea of seeing a new Macron emerge after Édouard Philippe. #politique #France #élections (translated)

French Milei supporters published a translation of a tweet from Javier Milei, in which the Argentine president accused socialism of claiming causes such as disability, retirees, or public universities to justify, in his opinion, uncontrolled and untransparent spending and bureaucratic structures. Milei claimed that audit requests were often presented as an attack against the concerned individuals, and that opening accounts revealed intermediaries, advocacy organizations, and taxpayer-funded privileges. He argued that this mechanism had been observed in Argentina and other countries, to the detriment of people who truly needed help and Argentine taxpayers. He demanded the publication of all accounts and contracts as well as accountability from each responsible party. #Liberté #Transparence #Responsabilité (translated)

Yann LeCun contested the idea that all forms of artificial intelligence would be "beautiful nuisances." He cited systems that detected tumors on mammograms, spotted obstacles on the road and reduced collisions by 40%, filtered spam and scam attempts, or blocked foreign influence attempts on the democratic process. He also mentioned tools that described the visual environment to blind people, translated languages, and assisted doctors, researchers, and journalists. He concluded that we should avoid dismissing all forms of AI. #IntelligenceArtificielle #Innovation #Technologie (translated)

And to finish, what I see, with what is happening, is an Édouard Philippe who risks appearing in the second round against Marine Le Pen and perhaps a victorious Édouard Philippe, because we know the system and how it works. For months I have been saying that Mélenchon does not want power (because he knows it will be very difficult) and that consequently he chose chaos in the third round by being “the leader of the opposition,” that is to say a sort of “Guide of the Revolution” who is not elected, with millions of euros coming in every year since funding is public. We are paying for our disappearance. All while remaining in the European Union and NATO. It’s a damn scam. #Politique #Élections2024 #France (translated)

THE MOHAMED SANHADJI CASE HAS CAUSED A REAL SHOCK within Didier Deschamps' former staff. Several members of the France team management say they are "shocked" and even feel "betrayed" after the revelations from L’Équipe. "We fell from the cupboard." The PDF of the investigation has circulated widely on WhatsApp among former players and staff members. Many believed until now that "Momo's" problems were mainly related to his relationship with Kylian Mbappé. Indicted for corruption, influence peddling, and fraud, the former security officer is now forbidden from contacting the football community. #Football #Bleus #Corruption (translated)

🚨🚨💣 BREAKING! HUGE INVESTIGATION by @lequipe around Mohamed “Momo” Sanhadji, the trusted man and head of security for the Blues for over 20 years. The charges against him are DISTURBING. 🥶😳 He is being prosecuted for corruption, influence peddling, fraud, and money laundering. He is suspected of having taken advantage of his vast network in football to obtain money and numerous personal benefits. The (non-exhaustive) list is crazy: 👉🏾 He allegedly received over €300,000 from several French internationals between 2020 and 2024, not to mention the vacations offered and other in-kind benefits. 👉🏾 To finance the purchase of a house, he reportedly solicited around fifteen players and former players, explaining that he was experiencing financial difficulties. To several of them, he assured that they were the only ones he was asking for help. 👉🏾 In total, €215,000 has been loaned to him: • Kylian Mbappé, via Fayza Lamari: €120,000 • Raphaël Varane: €20,000 • Sabri Lamouchi: €20,000 • Laurent Blanc: €20,000 • Yann M'Vila: €15,000 • Mattéo Guendouzi: €7,500 👉🏾 Fayza Lamari also reportedly paid €7,000 for dental expenses for Mohamed Sanhadji. 👉🏾 “Momo” also accompanied Kylian Mbappé and his mother on their private trip to Cameroon in the summer of 2023. His presence raised eyebrows within the police as the trip had nothing to do with the French team and was outside of his official duties. 👉🏾 Franck Ribéry reportedly offered him a stay in Sicily worth €6,000 after Sanhadji facilitated the obtaining of documents in Algeria for some of his relatives. 👉🏾 Djibril Sidibé, Nabil Fekir, Moussa Sissoko, and Bacary Sagna were also reportedly solicited for money or benefits. 👉🏾 Hugo Lloris, Patrick Vieira, Willy Sagnol, Nicolas Anelka, and other big names in French football were also approached to lend him money. 👉🏾 The investigation has already led to searches at the FFF and at Fayza Lamari's. Mohamed Sanhadji is now under judicial control and is prohibited from associating with the football world. He avoided pre-trial detention by paying a bail of €80,000, spread over several months... #Football #Corruption #Enquête (translated)

La banque italienne Intesa Sanpaolo a été victime d'une escroquerie à l'intelligence artificielle de 95 millions d'euros en février, impliquant des faux messages sur WhatsApp et des imitations vocales, dont plus de la moitié de la somme a été récupérée, mais 36 millions d'euros restent introuvables. #Escroquerie #IntelligenceArtificielle #IntesaSanpaolo