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Jean-Luc Mélenchon wrote that Jordan Bardella accused La France insoumise of "hating" the private property of a family home on the morning when, according to him, a text from the group had restored this right in the overseas territories. He added that the parliamentary niches of LFI served a purpose, unlike those of the National Rally, which he deemed unable to manage them. #Politique #OutreMer #Droit (translated)

Jean-Luc Mélenchon contested the claims made by LCI and Sarah Knafo about an alleged hostility of the Unsubmissive to private property. He indicated that LFI deputies had defended a proposed law aimed at preventing an overseas family from losing a land or a house passed down by their parents or grandparents due to failure to settle the inheritance. He praised the defense of the text by Jean-Philippe Nilor and Jean-Hugues Ratenon and specified that the majority of the Assembly had voted in its favor on the morning of October 29. #LFI #PropriétéPrivée #AssembléeNationale (translated)

The author criticized Jean-Luc Mélenchon for describing private property as "unbearable," while himself finding it unbearable to be reproached for it. He added that Marxists who wished to abolish property should not be the only ones allowed to express themselves on this issue. #propriété #politique #Mélenchon #FR (translated)

Impact reported on an investigation by Mediapart according to which Vincent Bolloré allegedly sold to his sons Cyrille and Yannick, between 2021 and 2022, the bare ownership of two mansions located on Villa Montmorency, in Paris, for amounts more than half below their real value. The properties would have been valued at 8 and 4.7 million euros, compared to estimated values of 21 and 10.7 million euros. According to Impact, Bolloré retained the right to live in the properties or to receive the rents from them. Several experts interviewed by Mediapart reportedly estimated that their undervaluation could constitute a disguised donation subject to tax. The investigation mentioned by Impact also suggested that Bolloré could have reduced his real estate wealth tax by around 230,000 euros per year if these values had been declared. He had not responded to inquiries from Mediapart and, according to the post, no tax audit procedure was known at this stage. #Impôts #Fiscalité #Billionaire (translated)

Guillaume Kasbarian believed that the law should fully protect individuals in the event of an intrusion into their property, home, or business. He advocated for a massive strengthening of the self-defense provisions set out in articles 122-5 and 122-6 of the penal code and described private property as sacred. https://t.co/oiwFvuc9Kk #LégitimeDéfense #PropriétéPrivée #Sécurité (translated)

Jon De Lorraine wrote that the Corniche Kennedy, in the 7th arrondissement of Marseille, was among the most upscale areas of the city, with its prestigious villas, luxury residences, and properties facing the Mediterranean. He reminded that Marseille had a video surveillance network but felt that even affluent neighborhoods were no longer spared and that the situation had "reached a new level." #Marseille #Sécurité #Vidéoprotection (translated)

Jeff Fillion addressed a message to Quebecers, stating that the ongoing events in France would not happen in Switzerland. He mentioned the possibility of joining a powerful country that, in his view, would give them the right to protect their family and their belongings. He added that the American Second Amendment could preserve their values and culture, and presented this option as essential. #Québec #Liberté #Culture (translated)

He argued that criticizing pillaging depoliticized the debate by calling for respect for property without questioning the social order that founded it. He added that goods were produced by the labor of those who made them but belonged to those who resold them. #Pillage #Propriété #CritiqueSociale (translated)

Brain not available indicated that about a hundred protesters were blocking the premises of CNews as well as the entire Lagardère group, which it presented as belonging to Bolloré. The message was accompanied by the hashtag #17octobre. #17octobre https://t.co/FD51tLNZAd #manifestation #Cnews #Lagardère (translated)

Disney aims to invest 20 million dollars in Character.AI, seeking a license for its intellectual property, after accusing the startup of using its characters without permission, while it struggles with financial difficulties and legal proceedings. #Disney #CharacterAI #IntelligenceArtificielle (translated)

In the United States, the median age for homeownership has reached a historic high of 40 years due to the housing crisis exacerbated by the Covid pandemic and rising interest rates, becoming a central issue in the midterm elections. #CriseImmobilière #RêveAméricain #Midterms2023 (translated)

Patrick Champagnac wrote that he read in Le Canard enchaîné that Caroline Roux specified, in L’Heure de vérité, that the economist Thomas Porcher, who had questioned Édouard Philippe, was collaborating with Radio Nova, owned by Mathieu Pigasse. He asked why she had not also mentioned, in his opinion, that the Dassault family owned Le Figaro and that the Dassault defense group employed Eugénie Bastié, whom he characterized as a far-right journalist and presented as the next interviewer. He questioned the selective nature of the program. #Presidentielle2017 #Medias #Transparence #Politique (translated)

Bally Bagayoko thanked the people who had followed his live stream the day before and indicated that the video was available online: https://t.co/0kkR88yEFg. He had listed the topics addressed, especially regarding municipal life and transportation: the return of the market at place Jean-Jaurès at 23:18, parking, the pedestrianization of the city center, and the exit from the A1 at avenue Marcel-Cachin at 24:52, then the relationship with the municipal police at 33:34. He also mentioned bus 153 at 41:38, a potential bus between Plaine (RER D) and the city center at 1:03:56, bike paths at 47:29 and scooters on rue de la République at 48:22. Other listed themes concerned engagement and projects for the LGBTQI+ community (26:49), the controversy over female genital mutilation and abstention during a motion at the municipal council (28:23), as well as the change of structure for youth animators "every 5 years" (32:22). Bagayoko had also listed questions about the reporting application of Plaine Commune (35:13), access to property (36:02), the Irène-Popard gymnasium, out of service for 2 years (39:20), a request for a meeting from the Gaston-Dourdin neighborhood (40:31), free zones for businesses (43:40), mold in public housing (45:08), and work-study programs in journalism for a young person from Saint-Denis (46:09). His list also included the cancellation of elections in Vénissieux and Vaulx-en-Velin (42:45), the models that had shaped him (50:27), wild mechanics (52:02), the return of agents to Pierrefitte (54:38), and the development of a square, the name of which was cautiously indicated as Geyter, to make it accessible to children (55:31). He finally mentioned registering on the electoral rolls before December 31 (57:24), fear in front of police officers (59:18), the bill for property damage sent by Valérie Pécresse (1:00:57), the mayor of Nice identifying him on Facebook (1:02:42), child protection and its premises (1:04:35), the single-parent family card (1:06:54), a visit to Saint-Rémi, in an abandoned residence (1:08:07), the care of a disabled child for 8 hours and 30 minutes per week (1:09:02) and the cities in 93 where to buy housing (1:10:40). He also mentioned a question about how to join LFI from Saint-Ouen (49:53). #SaintOuen #Élections #Communauté (translated)