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"In light of this senseless destruction and this unjustifiable violence, it may now be clear to everyone why Hungary advocates for the strictest possible measures on migration." The same tone for Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar, who stated, "In light of this senseless destruction and this unjustifiable violence, it may now be clear to everyone why Hungary advocates for the strictest possible measures on migration." #émeutes #France #macronisme (translated)

"France is burning! The immigration of people from a completely different world, people who have hatred in their hearts, has broken this once-great country," "Close your borders and take back control, before it's too late!" "France is burning! The immigration of people from a completely different world, people who have hatred in their hearts, has broken this once-great country," Donald Trump added on his Truth Social platform on Sunday. #émeutes #France #macronisme (translated)

The mobilization on October 17th drew the attention of international media, shocked by the scenes of violence and looting in France, described as "chaos" and potentially marking the end of macronism in the face of long-contained popular anger. #émeutes #France #macronisme (translated)

Victoire Populaire 2027, relaying information from Libération, wrote that the Spanish daily El País placed the responsibility for the damage of October 17 on Emmanuel Macron. According to the account, the newspaper had also estimated that the last remnants of macronism had burned and that a political decade had ignited the anger of citizens who felt they were living worse than they were ten years ago. The account contrasted this interpretation with that of the dominant media in France, which it accused of shifting the responsibility onto Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the rebellious candidate in the presidential election. #Macron #ElPaís #Média (translated)

MEGA PSG presented October 17 as a match day, a day of mobilization for the Yellow Vests, and a day of war. The author associated the Strasbourg-PSG match with an opposition between the people and macronism, and called for gathering in the streets. https://t.co/3DHYdDP3fO #GiletsJaunes #Strasbourg #PSG (translated)

After his victory in the social-democrat primary, Raphaël Glucksmann is experiencing a rise in the polls, getting closer to the leaders of the second round of the presidential election, while calling for a break from macronism and rekindling the debate on a primary on the right and in the center. #Election2027 #RaphaëlGlucksmann #Primaire (translated)

Antoine Léaument believed that Jordan Bardella preferred to defend Macronism rather than the people fighting for a better life. He said this choice did not surprise him and wished that Bardella's voters would see in his supposedly anti-system positioning a "joke." #politique #France #élections (translated)

Antoine Léaument stated that, over the past ten years, the RN had not participated in any social struggle against Macronism and had always sided with repression. He added that October 17 would be no exception and that activists from La France insoumise would be in the streets. He also expressed his support for the people mobilized. #LutteSociale #Solidarité #Mobilisation (translated)

Jon De Lorraine reported that Gabriel Attal was being criticized within the Macronist camp, particularly by close associates of Édouard Philippe, regarding the expenses of his campaign. Citing Le Parisien, he indicated that 2,000 people had attended a meeting in Lyon and that round trips on the TGV were being offered at 50 euros from six cities, with the rest being financed by the campaign. He also reminded that the former headquarters of Renaissance had been sold for 31.4 million euros in 2025, after being purchased for 35 million in 2019, and described tensions among the Macronists regarding the use of their resources a few months before the presidential election. #Politique #Macronisme #GabrielAttal (translated)

Ségolène Royal conditions her support for Raphaël Glucksmann by calling for the unification of the left while excluding any rapprochement with Macronism, which she criticizes severely within the framework of the socialist primary. #SégolèneRoyal #PartiSocialiste #UnionDeLaGauche (translated)

Matthieu Pigasse presented a negative assessment of ten years of Macronism. According to IMF figures published the day of his message, France was expected to register growth of 0.4% in 2026, among the lowest in the world, he wrote. He felt that Emmanuel Macron and his government had to answer for a policy that, in his view, had left the country fractured, public services weakened, poverty and inequality at historic levels, as well as a youth worried about their future. He also labeled the promise of “trickle-down” as a lie. Pigasse believed that the radical right and Marine Le Pen were proposing an economic policy similar to that of Macronism, but accompanied, in his view, by hatred. He called for another policy driven by a radical left in government and for massive investments in education, health, industry, and ecological transition. To finance these priorities, he proposed advocating at the European level for monetary creation dedicated to public investment and converting public debts held by the Eurosystem into perpetual debts at zero interest rate. He also advocated for increases in low wages, a strengthening of wage negotiations, and tying public aid to commitments on employment and remuneration. Finally, he called for greater contributions from large fortunes and capital income to fund common goods. According to him, growth should benefit workers and those neglected by the system, with the goal of better-shared wealth and rebuilt public services. #Macronisme #France #Croissance (translated)

Ségolène Royal warned Raphaël Glucksmann, who promised a break with macronism while several macronist officials were in his campaign team. She stated that she would help with a union of the left, as promised, but that she would not support it if it evolved towards macronism, which she accused of leading France to financial bankruptcy and governing by fear and brutality. #France #Politique #Macronisme (translated)

Eric Coquerel believed that social democracy was supporting an additional candidate who, in his view, wanted to prolong the Macron presidency and only saw alliances to the right to defeat the RN. He added that voters who wanted to see the left reach the second round now knew that the only possible choice was Jean-Luc Mélenchon. #Melenchon20027 #Mélenchon #Gauche #Elections2024 (translated)

Tonight, the battle for France begins. I will therefore be in this campaign, the candidate of a break with Macronism, the candidate of a break with Jean-Luc Mélenchon's hegemony over the French left. Here he is now officially the candidate of the social-democratic camp in the presidential election. "Tonight, the battle for France begins. I will therefore be in this campaign, the candidate of a break with Macronism, the candidate of a break with Jean-Luc Mélenchon's hegemony over the French left," declares Raphaël Glucksamann. #RaphaëlGlucksmann #PrimaireDeGauche #PartiSocialiste (translated)