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On October 31, a mobilization in France brought together between 320,000 and nearly half a million demonstrators, although this figure is down from previous mobilizations, with isolated clashes at the end of some marches, while city centers were under heavy police protection. #Mobilisation2026 #ManifestationsFrance #PouvoirDAchat (translated)

The author claimed that the movement was present despite Emmanuel Macron's position. He wrote that, once again, everything had been done to discourage people from protesting, but that the mobilization of youth and anger against the high cost of living had prevailed over what he described as the repressive attitude of the government. He concluded by mentioning what could open up "through the numbers." https://t.co/ToEpjxbxlr #Manif #Colère #Liberté #FR (translated)

The author stated that the movement was present despite Macron's opposition. He estimated that new attempts had been made to deter protests, but that the mobilization of young people and the anger against the high cost of living had prevailed over what he called the authoritarian attitude of the government. https://t.co/7jtQllRdLh #Manif #Jeunesse #Colère #FR (translated)

The author mentioned a video in which a police officer caught fire. He called for the demand of an "anti-chaos" emergency plan to avoid the traps of the "System," asserting that it should anticipate strong measures without establishing tyranny, solve problems, and allow for the recovery of sovereignty. (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote that the deputy Éric Ciotti had personally asked the Minister of the Interior to investigate him due to the use of his freedom of expression, deemed "dangerous for the Republic." He believed that attacking the remarks of a lawyer, on the contrary, endangered the Republic. Seydi Ba recalled that, according to a statement from the International Union of Lawyers published on October 30, the freedom of expression of lawyers extends to matters of general interest, criticism of the functioning of justice, and questions regarding the actions of public authorities. He indicated that these principles are included in the Basic Principles of the United Nations regarding the role of the bar, adopted in Havana in 1990, and in the Council of Europe Convention for the protection of the profession of lawyer, signed by France on May 13, 2025. He added that his positions could be criticized, but that they did not, in his opinion, justify a political leader asking the executive to act against their author because they were disturbing. Finally, Seydi Ba thanked the International Union of Lawyers for its reminder and stated that he would continue to express himself, even if his remarks displeased Éric Ciotti. #LibertéDexpression #Justice #Démocratie (translated)

Seydi Ba believed that a demonstration was meant to disturb the authorities. He denounced the fact of relegating it to remote neighborhoods, surrounding it with riot police, and then dispersing it when the authorities deemed it necessary, stating that these conditions deprived it of its purpose. He compared the arrangements imposed by the prefecture to a school outing. #Manifestation #Pouvoir #Liberté (translated)

Impact stated that none of the 36 members of Sébastien Lecornu's government attended the tribute to the victims of the racist attack in Trappes. The account named Sébastien Lecornu, Gérald Darmanin, Laurent Nuñez, Aurore Bergé, Maud Bregeon, Catherine Vautrin, Jean-Pierre Farandou, Monique Barbut, Roland Lescure, Serge Papin, Annie Genevard, Édouard Geffray, Jean-Noël Barrot, Stéphanie Rist, Catherine Pégard, Naïma Moutchou, Françoise Gatel, David Amiel, Philippe Baptiste, Marina Ferrari, Philippe Tabarot, Vincent Jeanbrun, Laurent Panifous, Jean-Didier Berger, Marie-Pierre Vedrenne, Alice Rufo, Sabrina Roubache, Catherine Chabaud, Mathieu Lefèvre, Sébastien Martin, Anne Le Hénanff, Benjamin Haddad, Nicolas Forissier, Éléonore Caroit, Camille Galliard-Minier, and Michel Fournier. #Gouvernement #Trappes #AttentatRaciste (translated)

I am surprised that it is said today that E. Macron exercises power with an "authoritarian drift" after: The yellow vests Sainte Soline Retirement The immigration law The NFP The presumption of legitimate defense But also the Duplomb laws... Liberalism defends the freedom only of capital. (translated)

The author indicated that the Council of State had annulled the decision of the administrative court allowing the demonstration at Bastille. He stated that the government, which he described as being on the defensive, was ready to use force, and called for people to gather at 2 PM at the Porte de Bagnolet, in greater numbers, to defend the right to protest. #Manifestation #DroitDeManifester #Bastille (translated)

The account Les Mileistes Français claimed that an attempted coup d'état had taken place the day before in Poland. It accused the centrist Prime Minister of having tried, unsuccessfully, to take control of the Constitutional Council with the help of the police, while the president was traveling. The author also criticized the media, the left, and the centrists for not reacting. He argued that their defense of the rule of law aimed to preserve their influence over the institutions and felt that this was being daily violated in France, where judges, according to him, might not apply the laws and where institutional mechanisms would hinder certain laws. He finally advocated for power to return to the people, citing Switzerland as a model, and wrote that a people responsible for its choices would become mature. #Pologne #ÉtatDeDroit #PouvoirAuPeuple (translated)

Brains not available estimated that a change of era required believing in collective strength and rejecting the restrictions imposed by power. The account added that a system could not be overturned by adhering to rules designed, in his opinion, to prevent any change. https://t.co/69F6EMlemv #Confiance #Liberte #Changement (translated)

Eric Coquerel described the decision of the Council of State as very serious, believing that it effectively called into question the constitutional freedom to protest. He added that the marginalization of protests contributed, in his view, to a progressive erosion of democracy by the Macronist power, and condemned the decision as a disgrace. #Liberté #Démocratie #Manifestation (translated)

Chirinne Ardakani wrote that the CE had annulled the order of the summary judge of the administrative court by taking, according to her, word for word the communication elements from the Minister of the Interior and relying on a white paper from the intelligence services. She described the power as desperate and now boundless. #Justice #Politique #Libertés (translated)

The Angry Citizen wrote that the Council of State had ruled in favor of Laurent Nuñez regarding the course of the demonstration on October 31. He quoted its president, Sébastien Lecornu, and its vice-president Marc Guillaume, whom he presented as a former police prefect of Paris appointed by Emmanuel Macron in May 2026. He believed that there were no longer any counter-powers in the country and accused the Council of State of flouting the decision of the administrative court because it did not suit the regime. He called on people to go to the Bastille the next day at 2 PM and to disobey. #ConseilÉtat #Manifestation #ContrePouvoir (translated)

A mixed assessment of Donald Trump's presidency just days before the 2026 midterm elections reveals that he has kept his promises on immigration, but at the cost of a sharp deterioration in purchasing power and the economic situation of households. #Trump2026 #Immigration #CoûtDeLaVie (translated)

The author found the decision of the Administrative Court to permit a route in the heart of Paris incomprehensible, despite the advice of the public authorities. He believed that Parisians and merchants would once again be exposed to rioters and looters. #Paris #Sécurité #Tribunal #FR (translated)