Nathalie Arthaud expressed her solidarity with Rima Hassan. She believed that the prosecutions were aimed at silencing and intimidating those who condemned Israel's policy, which she described as genocidal, and supported the Palestinian people. She added that justice revealed, in her view, the complicity of French imperialism in Netanyahu's crimes. #Solidarité #Palestine #Justice (translated)
Marcel described the court as an accomplice and the government as illegitimate, accusing it of diverting justice for political purposes. He also expressed his support for Rima Hassan. https://t.co/WSpLDJygX9 #Justice #Politique #République (translated)
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Pierre Sautarel wrote that the left became dictatorial when it was in the majority and revolutionary when it was in the minority. #Gauche #Politique #Révolution (translated)
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Pierre Sautarel wrote that, according to Fox News, 101 organizations spread across nine countries were coordinating protests in France. He cited communists, socialists, Antifa members, and Islamists, whom he presented as a "red-green" alliance. https://t.co/2m5OWFJ3Xt #France #Manifestations #Politique (translated)
Jean Bexon wrote that Raphaël Arnault was still at the National Assembly. He indicated that his current parliamentary assistant, Robin Chalendard, suspected of harboring a criminal, was still prohibited from entering the buildings. According to him, two former collaborators of Arnault were in pre-trial detention for murder, criminal association, and voluntary violence with a weapon, face concealed, and in assembly. He also claimed that ten other members of the Young Guard were in prison. Bexon reported that the LFI group at the National Assembly said that Arnault had escaped an arrest that very morning upon his arrival at Lyon station. He added that no confirmation had come from outside LFI. A source had confided to him that Arnault did not seem calm that day. #AssembléeNationale #Justice #Politique (translated)
Benoît Payan, mayor of Marseille, criticizes the rise in violence and the involvement of the rioters, calling them "useful idiots of the forces of reaction," while calling for unity and a political response to the current crisis. #Marseille #BenoîtPayan #ViolencesUrbaines (translated)
Fdesouche.com, a press review, relayed information from Le Canard stating that Nuñez had left 14 CRS companies at rest during the riots of October 17, convinced that the movement would tire out. https://t.co/B1eqftO7YK https://t.co/D1IxTFOOib #Émeutes #France #Politique (translated)
Jean Bexon wrote that Prime Minister Lecornu mentioned the murder of Quentin in front of La France insoumise. He added that, according to Mathilde Panot, an attempt to arrest Raphaël Arnault would have failed today. https://t.co/pD7hqpSiOK #Politique #Justice #Sécurité (translated)
Spotify strengthens its account-sharing policy by implementing a dynamic verification system, thereby limiting access to duo or family subscriptions to only members of the same household. #Spotify #Streaming #PartageDeCompte (translated)
During a government question session, Sébastien Lecornu told Mathilde Panot that he is not trying to ban her, but to politically combat her at the polls. #ÉlectionPrésidentielle2027 #PolitiqueFrançaise #SébastienLecornu (translated)
Jean-Philippe Tanguy accused Mathilde Panot and her entourage of not condemning the fire at the town hall of Limoges. He stated that the deputies were protected from legal proceedings while sitting in the assembly and suggested that Panot's remarks therefore reflected her true opinion. He added that a new "threshold" had been crossed. #Politique #France #Incendie (translated)
Charlotte Rocher was pleased with the ten-month suspended sentence and two years of ineligibility against Rima Hassan, which she presented as the end of impunity for deputies. She made fun of Jean-Luc Mélenchon and claimed that fear was changing sides. https://t.co/CCl5XnWyjU #Politique #Justice #Mélanchon (translated)
Two days after the violence that occurred during the demonstrations on October 17 against the high cost of living, several people arrested are being tried in immediate appearance, while the political class reacts and the Minister of the Interior offers his resignation, which Emmanuel Macron refuses. #ViolencesDu17Octobre #Justice #Securité (translated)
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon indicated that he had written to the Lieutenant Governor asking her not to participate in the swearing-in ceremony of the new council of ministers. He reminded that his party intended to abolish the presence of the British monarchy in Quebec, both in democratic institutions and in civil society, and that the legitimacy of political decisions should, in his view, stem from the democratic will of the people of Quebec. He specified that the Secretary General of the Government of Quebec would have the ministers swear an oath to the people of Quebec. According to him, the Lieutenant Governor had confirmed that she would follow the ceremony on television from her office and would sign the documents as they were handed to her. He added that the ministers could start their work the next day. St-Pierre Plamondon also stated that the institutions of the Governor General and the Lieutenant Governors cost Canadian taxpayers 60 million dollars. He pledged to dedicate the amounts that Quebec could recover to needs related to homelessness. #Québec #Monarchie #Démocratie (translated)
Impact stated, citing Le Canard enchaîné, that no CRS had been deployed in Limoges, where the town hall was burned down during the violence on October 17, while 14 companies were kept on standby. According to his message, one company had, on the other hand, been mobilized to protect the chocolate shops of Brigitte Macron's family in Amiens and Le Touquet. #France #Violences #Politique (translated)
The show Marschall Truchot discusses the recent acts of violence in France and the political response of Emmanuel Macron, as well as the implications and the need for investigations into these events. #Violences #Politique #Macron (translated)
During a question session at the Assembly, Sébastien Lecornu and Mathilde Panot had a heated exchange about the violence of October 17, accusing each other of sowing chaos and being dangerous. #Violences17Octobre #PolitiqueFrançaise #SébastienLecornu (translated)
After October 17, the government plans to ban certain demonstrations scheduled for Saturday and intends to deploy a significant police presence. #InterdictionManifestations #SécuritéPublique #PolitiqueFrançaise (translated)
Laurent Nuñez rejected the accusations from La France Insoumise regarding a manipulation by the intelligence services linked to the violence of October 17. #Politique #Violences #Renseignement (translated)
Rima Hassan is facing trial for glorifying terrorism, with a request for two years of ineligibility against her. #apologie #terrorisme #politique (translated)
