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The author declared that he would be a candidate to defend social and fiscal justice, ecological revolution, and democracy, and to break away from Macronism. He also stated that he could defeat the far right, which he presented as his perennial opponent. https://t.co/2r9NhGWaJl #JusticeSociale #Écologie #Démocratie #FR (translated)

Cerfia reported that Raphaël Glucksmann had claimed a collective victory in the left primary and thanked his supporters and those who campaigned with him. He believed that the result showed that a left faithful to its values could unite, govern, and win, without giving up on discussing justice, ecology, and the Republic. Glucksmann specified that his goal was to win the presidential election of 2027, to turn the page on Macronism, to prevent the far-right, and to change lives. He added that his first place did not confer any rights upon him and required him to listen, persuade, and unite even more. #Gauche #Élections2027 #JusticeSociale (translated)

The author indicated that high school students from across France gathered in Paris on October 10 for their first national general assembly, dedicated to assessing their mobilization. He wrote that they wished to continue and strengthen their support for high schools in working-class neighborhoods, which he presented as more exposed to police violence. #Lycéens #Mobilisation #JusticeSociale #FR (translated)

The author called for an end to sorting young people based on their first name, address, or skin color. He announced his intention to generalize anti-discrimination testing and publish the results, as well as to make salary ranges public in job offers. He cited the figure of "2 women out of 3" to support this last measure, without providing further details. (translated)

On the occasion of World Disability Day, the author called for moving from words to action and proposed 25 concrete measures to improve the lives of the 12 million affected French people. He advocated for a more accessible, fairer, and more humane France. #Handicap #Accessibilité #JusticeSociale #FR (translated)

The author wrote that tens of thousands of people from across the country had once again demonstrated in the streets of Brussels against what he described as the social dismantling by the De Wever-Bouchez government. He mentioned among the participants workers from the chemical industry, nurses, railway workers, teachers, and cultural workers. https://t.co/zlESXGKMPd #Bruxelles #Protestation #JusticeSociale #BE (translated)

Sihame Assbague wrote that the scene illustrated the treatment usually reserved for non-white men and that the police acted this way constantly. She believed that the police maintained a social, racial, and capitalist order, and protected the dominant groups rather than "us." #JusticeSociale #Discrimination #Police (translated)

Anasse Kazib wrote to Jordan Bardella that, in his opinion, it was better to hear expressions like "wesh" and "wallah" than to hear statements that echo the anti-Semitic theory that banks are controlled by Jews. #JusticeSociale #LutteContreLeRacisme #LibertéDExpression (translated)

Lysandre wrote that he largely understood the claims of students and high school students and supported their substance, but not their form. He added that, in his opinion, the money that had been lacking in their education for ten years had been generously given to the baby boomers. #Éducation #JusticeSociale #SoutienÉtudiant (translated)

Ilan Gabet wrote that Ilies Djaouti was not calling for calm, but was asking the government to respond to the demands through social justice. He added that Djaouti then strongly criticized the UNI, which he described as a far-right union. https://t.co/HnspsvLtXn #JusticeSociale #Réformes #Politique (translated)

The author wrote that Maricarmen had died after being evicted from her home on September 23 and had been hospitalized since for exhaustion. He accused real estate speculators of being responsible for her death and claimed that housing was a vital need, not a commodity meant to enrich a few people, whom he referred to in derogatory terms. https://t.co/aaPnzmXcCD #Logement #JusticeSociale #CriseImmobilière #FR (translated)

The message quoted Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who wrote that if the blaze did not ignite, a plan B could consist of retreating to the working-class neighborhoods. He indicated that the movement originated from the "unsubmissive territories" and mentioned the exploitation of the theme of racialized high school students whom he said were persecuted by law enforcement. https://t.co/UwnMiliAGK #LFI #JusticeSociale #Mobilisation #FR (translated)

"From the police, he replies. It has become violent and aggressive. The young people are protesting against their poor study conditions, and they are being sent police without restraint. It is unacceptable. Police violence was occurring in the suburbs before, but now we have it here. It seems that the government cannot control its troops." Antoine, in his fifties and father of two teenagers, has made a cardboard sign: "Let's protect our children." #MobilisationLycéenne #Éducation #JusticeSociale (translated)

"In their high school, some classrooms are unsanitary, it's 8 degrees in winter, and the schedules are poorly constructed, with long days and gaps in the middle. We have a lot of resources; others have much less. It’s not fair." Milo, 16, who is in his final year in Montpellier, acknowledges that his school is "rather well-off." #MobilisationLycéenne #Éducation #JusticeSociale (translated)