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Vandalism and fires have resumed in Paris and its center, particularly around the Halles. Thank you to all the merchants still open for taking all measures to protect themselves, including closing their shops, as the police are extremely busy," said the mayor of Paris Center Ariel Weil on X. #ViolencesUrbaines #Paris #Manifests (translated)

If the Minister for Public Administration Paolo Zangrillo labels youth discomfort as "rhetoric behind which one can no longer hide," the secretary of the Democratic Party Elly Schlein opens up to the demonstration on high living costs and wages proposed by the Green and Left Alliance. #Milano #Sicurezza #Disordini (translated)

Meanwhile, with the devastation in the streets of downtown Milan, Turin, and Rome and the shocking number of injuries, both among the police and the protesters, who were stopped and arrested, the immediate response from Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is to convene a security summit for tomorrow. #Milano #Sicurezza #Disordini (translated)

The demonstrations in Lisbon and Porto, which addressed issues of housing and cost of living, were marked by the predominance of Palestinian flags and proposals that challenge fundamental concepts such as family and the state, raising the question of the true representation of the concerns of the Portuguese people. #Portugal #Habitação #Manifestação (translated)

The first debate between the Brazilian presidential candidates, Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro, which was scheduled to start at midnight, was postponed by 15 minutes, with the candidates emphasizing the need for a civic debate and to clarify their proposals for the country. #DebatePresidencial #EleiçõesBrasil #ManifestaçõesFrança (translated)

Little Think Tank asked if there had been any news about a young man who, according to the report, seemed to have been seriously injured while working as a street medic during a protest in Paris. He added that the community of street journalists on X was quite small. https://t.co/r0lJiir15d #Paris #Manifestation #StreetMedic (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)

Impact asked Laurent Nuñez, the Minister of the Interior, for explanations about the fate of a man who, according to the account, was reportedly violently struck by police during the protests on October 17, in Place de la République in Paris. Impact stated that it was unaware of his health status and relayed claims from internet users suggesting that he may have been a volunteer rescuer. According to the description of the images made by Impact, the man appeared unconscious, was dragged on the ground, then placed in a corner, surrounded by law enforcement, and was barely breathing. The account specified that it did not have the follow-up images. Impact questioned whether this man was the protester whose death, following a malaise and subsequent cardiac arrest on Boulevard de Magenta, near Place de la République, was reported on October 17. It demanded information about his health status, his care, and the circumstances of the police intervention, and also called out to Sébastien Lecornu. The account thanked readers for their messages and apologized for not having paid attention to them sooner. #JusticePourTous #Police #Manifestation (translated)