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The author stated that the price of gas had increased by 42.4% since January and asked how much longer the French should bear, according to him, the consequences of the failure, blindness, and dogmatism of Macronism. He added that the new increases in energy were forcing millions of people into painful choices. #Énergie #Prix #Macronisme #FR (translated)

Matthieu Valet criticized on BFM TV an exchange with student Younès Dufresne, whom he presented as far-left. He wrote that the journalist had to remind the student several times to behave and reproached him for not referring to the people who had vandalized the university in Nantes as thugs and transformed it into a ZAD. Valet also claimed that stones had been gathered high near the windows to be thrown at the police, and he questioned the three-day delay before the university president requested the evacuation of the premises. He recalled that in 2022, she had written to students urging them to block Marine Le Pen in the second round of the presidential election. He concluded by stating that the perpetrators of the damage were vandalizing the places, that the police were being attacked, and that taxpayers were bearing the cost, adding that the French could no longer tolerate it. #France #Justice #Société (translated)

Julien De Wit wrote that a colleague had posted his testimony on LinkedIn and that he found it worth sharing. The self-employed individual mentioned that he had received chemotherapy with Taxotere and Cyclophosphamide three years earlier, followed by radiotherapy. A month after his last radiation treatment, he had returned to work, although his supervising doctor thought it was too soon according to him. He had quickly reduced his replacement income of about 40 euros per day. The colleague wrote that he worked as a self-employed individual without staff through a company and had no fixed salary, paid sick leave, or vacation pay. If he was sick or took a holiday, he earned nothing. With a full schedule ahead, he was afraid of getting sick this month, he wrote. He opposed what he considered to be negative perceptions of self-employed individuals with a management company and called for respect for the risks they themselves bore. https://t.co/JNrZ60Kq3n #zelfstandigen #ondernemen #respect (translated)

The first assessment of mandatory electronic invoicing, presented by Bercy, is encouraging with 75% of companies having designated a platform and more than 20 million invoices exchanged, although difficulties remain regarding the readability of offers, the needs of very small businesses, and the interoperability of platforms. #FacturationElectronique #PME #RéformeBercy (translated)

Serge Kanyinda 13 believes that the work of former Finance Minister Nicolas Kazadi should be recognized. According to him, the standardized electronic invoicing, the modernization of VAT collection, and other reforms initiated during his term continue to have an impact. #Finance #Réformes #TravailAcharné (translated)

Patrick Kabengele stated that the attacks against the Minister of Finance following measures taken at the DGI showed that some preferred to protect their hidden interests rather than the state's revenues. He affirmed that the standardized invoice and the securing of revenues would not be called into question, and expressed his support for the minister in the name of transparency and good governance. #Gouvernance #Transparence #IntérêtGénéral (translated)

Emmanuel Ruimy criticized students from the 6th arrondissement whom he accused of presenting themselves as spokespeople for high school students. He described the blockades as an extracurricular activity for young people who, in his view, could rely on their parents' support: private tutoring at 80 euros an hour if their school closed for three weeks, private prep if the baccalaureate didn’t open doors for them, or an internship with a family friend if the job market closed off. He estimated that the bourgeoisie lent their radicalism to less privileged youth while leaving them to bear the consequences, and he said that this appropriation particularly disgusted him. #Éducation #Révolution #Bourgeoisie (translated)

Pierre Poilievre indicated that a vote should take place today on the Conservative emergency aid plan aimed at reducing fuel expenses. He specified that it proposed to eliminate all fuel taxes until at least July 1, to remove the industrial carbon tax and the Clean Fuels Regulation, as well as to accelerate the creation of diesel refining and transportation capacities. He asserted that these measures would increase Canadian diesel production, reduce costs for consumers, and strengthen Canada's autonomy. https://t.co/Ck8J4R1PRK #Carburants #Économie #Canada (translated)

The author estimated that the cost of the riots would amount to several tens of millions of euros and called for sending the bill for the damages to Jean-Luc Mélenchon, stating that those who caused them should pay. https://t.co/yiWZzG2ivm #France #Émeutes #Politique #FR (translated)

"Macron's France has practiced unchecked immigration and open borders for decades. The price is overcrowded schools, lawless areas in the suburbs, and streets that look like war zones. This is the future that open border advocates want for America," wrote the son of the American president, Don Jr., on X. #Trump #immigration #France (translated)

The B2B electronic invoice will be mandatory for companies that bill more than eight million euros annually starting from October 6, 2027, and for self-employed individuals and SMEs from October 6, 2028, according to the regulations published by the Treasury. #FacturaElectrónica #Autónomos #Pymes (translated)

The author estimated that the reduction in energy taxes would allow a household to save about 500 euros per year on its energy bill. He also assessed the gain related to a 0% VAT on a basket of 100 essential products to be nearly 100 euros per year. https://t.co/Wf8EMV4NHv #Fiscalité #Économie #Énergie #FR (translated)

In Belgium, the network manager Fluvius discovered more than 170 million euros in fraud related to green electricity certificates for solar panels, mainly through the falsification of invoices and inspection reports, between 2018 and 2025. #Fraude #PanneauxSolaires #Belgique (translated)

Charles Alloncle opposed the transparency obligations imposed, according to him, on business leaders, farmers, and artisans to the lack of transparency that he denounced at France Télévisions. He mentioned hundreds of millions of euros in contracts concluded each year and stated that some leaders and producers invoked business secrecy, even the rule of law, to oppose their examination. He believed that this situation favored opaque governance, irresponsible spending management, and collusions, and questioned the possibility of demanding more accountability from the French when public spending officials, in his opinion, refused to provide it. #Transparence #Gouvernance #Économie (translated)

The author wrote that the Île-de-France region would become a civil party whenever a person responsible for damages was brought to justice, and that it would present the bill for the damages. He also indicated that the parents of the minors involved would be summoned. https://t.co/JmTbGMKkF6 #ÎleDeFrance #Justice #Éducation #FR (translated)

On his side, the LR president of the regional council, Fabrice Pannekoucke, estimated "between 25 and 30 million euros" in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes for the cost of the damage in his region, on Friday, October 2, on franceinfo. #Casseurs #Mobilisation #ResponsabilitéCivile (translated)

Jon De Lorraine wrote that the two men pursued after the vandalism of a statue of the Virgin in Porto-Vecchio had left Corsica by plane. According to him, they had been spotted on Friday evening at the airport of Ajaccio and prevented from leaving as planned. He stated that France 3 Corse ViaStella had confirmed their departure by air on Sunday. The author questioned who had organized and financed this departure. He mentioned the mobilization of law enforcement, an escort, and support for nearly 48 hours, and wondered about the possible use of public funds, the cost, and the route of the operation. #Corse #Justice #Transparence (translated)

Vozinha recounted that at the beginning of his career, his monthly salary was 100 euros, the minimum at the time, and that he had reached 450 euros during his best years. According to him, this income allowed him to be independent, without giving him enough security to calmly consider the future. With his first paycheck, he paid the family's water, internet, and electricity bills, bought coffee, and a few missing products for the house. He also said he had always managed his money well and saved. His grandfather had become an alcoholic when Vozinha was 12 years old, he explained. He then missed workdays and lost clients, which affected their daily life. Sometimes Vozinha had to go searching for him when his grandmother didn’t know where he was. This situation lasted until his grandfather's death when he was 21 years old. #salaire #financespersonnelles #sport (translated)