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Violence and looting: Raphaël Glucksmann calls on the State to "break free from powerlessness" Raphaël Glucksmann, PS-Place publique candidate for the presidential election, calls to "hunt down" the vandals and for "heavy sanctions" The State must now break free from powerlessness. Violence and looting: "The State must now break free from powerlessness," says Raphaël Glucksmann, PS-Place publique candidate for the presidential election. #Violences #Politique #Désordre (translated)

Violence and looting: Raphaël Glucksmann calls on the State to "exit impotence." It is now necessary for the State to exit impotence. Violence and looting: "It is now necessary for the State to exit impotence," asserts Raphaël Glucksmann, PS-Place publique candidate for the presidential election. Raphaël Glucksmann, PS-Place publique candidate for the presidential election, calls to "hunt down" the vandals and for "heavy sanctions." #GiletsJaunes #Manifestations #Violences (translated)

Karina Michelin wrote that on the same day the Federal Police's request to investigate Flávio Bolsonaro was made public, which was sent to Minister Alexandre de Moraes, Lula threatened his opponent during the Band debate on October 18, with statements about possible judicial consequences. According to her, the PF's representation, forwarded to the Supreme Federal Court, dealt with suspicions of money laundering and connections with those investigated in the INSS scandal. The request was randomly assigned to Moraes, who was to decide on opening the inquiry. Michelin also reported that Roberta Luchsinger, who is being investigated in the INSS case, told CNN Brazil that she intended to negotiate a plea deal involving Lulinha. Luchsinger accused Lula of using state apparatus against her and stated that she would hold the president responsible if anything happened to her or her two daughters. Regarding the Banco Master case, involving Daniel Vorcaro, Michelin mentioned his allegations that attempts at plea collaboration had been blocked when references to Lula came up. The author claimed that the disclosure of a possible investigation against a presidential candidate on the eve of the second round, combined with Lula's statements in the debate, raised concerns about prosecutorial judicial decisions in the final stretch of the dispute. She advocated for vigilance and transparency and said it was unacceptable for Republic institutions to be instrumentalized to pursue opponents, interfere with the popular will, or remove an opposition candidate from the race through judicial means on the eve of the election. #PolíticaBrasil #Justiça #Eleições2023 (translated)

Rikke Sten wrote that she fundamentally disagreed with Pelle's socialist ideology. She criticized his proposal to punish businesses that earned too much, believing it would lead to them being burdened even more. Sten called the proposal indecent and anti-growth, stating that it would harm what she described as the foundation of Denmark's free and prosperous society. https://t.co/d29UuE2XxP #dkpol #socialisme #økonomi (translated)

Dividend King believed it had become particularly essential to hold financial assets, such as stocks, ETFs, or Bitcoin, which he considered mobile and likely to be relocated. According to him, these assets would be less exposed to the decline the country was experiencing at all levels. He added that he would sleep poorly if he owned six apartments in Paris today and a life insurance policy heavily invested in euro funds. He advised ensuring that the majority of one's wealth provides freedom rather than creating attachment. #Investissement #FinancesPersonnelles #Actifs (translated)

The Camarote da República stated that the Federal Police opened an inquiry to investigate Flávio Bolsonaro for money laundering with the lawyer Willer Tomaz, mentioned in the INSS case. It also wrote that Alexandre de Moraes was drawn as the rapporteur of the inquiry in the STF. https://t.co/bo6j6OiFCn #PolíciaFederal #FlávioBolsonaro #STF (translated)

Florian Philippot wrote that, on LCI, the mayor of Marseille stated that the rioters had been allowed to act freely. He claimed that the mayor had videos showing municipal vandals free to leave and then degrade other places, and reported that he had warned that their release would pose a major problem. Philippot added that similar facts were being mentioned elsewhere than in Marseille and that the subject was gaining momentum. He described the situation as "state chaos." #Marseille #Émeutes #Chaos (translated)

"I asked the government to learn all the lessons regarding intelligence and anticipation and to ensure that this cannot happen again. I expect clear answers. Full transparency will be provided," promises Emmanuel Macron, who claims to have requested guarantees from the Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez. #Macron #MaintienDeOrdre #Violences (translated)

"The president wants to use this 60-day period to, in a way, analyze the effect of both sanctions and tariffs on the global economy, and even the American economy." And Marco Rubio specified that "the president wants to use this 60-day period to, in a way, analyze the effect of both sanctions and tariffs on the global economy, and even the American economy." #SanctionsRusses #Diplomatie #Ukraine (translated)

The president wants to use this 60-day period to, in a way, analyze the effect of both sanctions and tariffs on the global economy, and even the American economy," Mr. Rubio said before departing for a visit to Uzbekistan and India. "These conflicts around the world are starting to collide with one another and they have repercussions not only on international oil and diesel prices" but more broadly on the economy, Mr. Rubio stated. #Russie #Ukraine #Trump (translated)

The Minister of Class Struggle celebrated a news item that was associated with the mark of 5 million, indicated by the hashtag #LulaJaSomos5Milhoes. She wrote that the media could attribute the result to luck or to the action of the Central Government, but credited it to the work and daily effort of the government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. #LulaJaSomos5Milhoes https://t.co/iPw2wgGQOM #Lula #Governo #Política (translated)

Antoine Léaument wrote that the Insoumis had attempted to organize a declared and peaceful march, but that the prefecture had, according to him, done everything to prevent the demonstration from reaching its starting point. He indicated that the gathering ultimately ended at Place de Clichy, which he described as tiny, and he felt that the situation made no sense. https://t.co/cAyVAYVw0e #Manifestation #Politique #Clichy (translated)

Impact reported that violent clashes broke out in Toulouse between law enforcement and several individuals. It stated that projectiles of different types were thrown at the police and that the streets were filled with smoke, citing La Dépêche du Midi. #Toulouse #ViolencesUrbaines #FaitsDivers (translated)