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The author urged Spanish speakers to listen to a woman in a linked video, saying she expressed the incredulity and indignation of what they described as decent people in Spain over the Transport Minister’s refusal to resign after two major train accidents in one year. https://t.co/nog0sAdXvm #España #Transporte #Indignación #ES

Marc Vanguard mentioned a time when, according to him, one could wear a mask on Halloween, where it was not necessary to finance a riot tax of 400 million euros per year, and where it took ten days of riots to reach the human toll of just October 17, 2026. He also cited traders forced to barricade themselves on Saturdays, the protests capable of connecting Bastille to Nation, and the deployment of 22,000 police officers and gendarmes during an important PSG match. He recalled that it then seemed absurd to install metal detection gates at the entrance of high schools, concrete blocks around Christmas markets, or a wall of armored glass around the Eiffel Tower. He also wrote that people carrying pepper spray were considered paranoid. Vanguard believed that this period, where one could still question a possible intensification of violence, seemed to be over. According to him, violence had become a habit in France and people were more focused on adapting to it rather than fighting it. He urged not to get used to it or to resign oneself to a degradation of the country's situation. #France #Violence #Société (translated)

At the Reynerie market in Toulouse, the residents, faced with the rise of racism exacerbated by a recent attack, express a feeling of resignation and fatalism, stating that it is useless to protest against this scourge and that they must continue to live with it. #Racisme #Toulouse #Sécurité (translated)

Opposition MPs disrupted a parliamentary session in Albania by brandishing smoke flares and displaying photographs of injured protesters. They accused police of using violence against demonstrators demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation. #Albania #Protests #ParliamentDisruption

The author wrote that Irene Montero had made an explicit sexual comment the night before on La Revuelta, from TVE. He described the network as a public television whose deficit, he said, the Spaniards resignedly paid for, and contrasted the intervention with the continued increase in the number of deaths in Toledo. #IreneMontero #TelevisiónPública #España #ES (translated)

The author wrote that the world of football had reminded the day before that it did not forget Christophe Gleizes, still imprisoned in Algeria. He stated that France could not resign itself to seeing a French journalist behind bars and must firmly demand his immediate release. #LibertéDeLaPresse #Football #Journalisme #DZ #FR (translated)

The author presented Orléans as a historical example showing that a defeat was never definitive if a people refused to resign themselves to it. He added that he did not believe in fatalism and spoke of an ambitious and unifying project as well as a future to be built. https://t.co/Nmn7xmQtWV #Orléans #Résilience #Histoire #FR (translated)

Hey Alaska, how do you feel about this deal? Trump sold you out! American CEO resigns over a $25 billion scandal in Alaska involving Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and the sanctioned Russian energy company Novatek, who was secretly financing the Gas venture. united24media.com/world/sancti...