The author stated that public universities were under pressure and that the uncontrolled growth of private universities harmed the quality of the system and equality of opportunities. He also argued that higher education needed regulation and more resources from the administrations. (translated)
The publication described as unbearable and incomprehensible the hatred that, it indicated, an 87-year-old woman had received from media, politicians, and internet users, whom it described disparagingly. It also stated that the right had lost all connection with humanity and empathy, and that this would be a problem for everyone. (translated)
The author stated that the death of Anwar Shaikh marked the farewell of the leading contemporary Marxist economist. He added that Shaikh's work over several decades was condensed in *Capitalism: Competition, Conflict, Crises* (2016), where, he wrote, the functioning of the system was explained through real and turbulent competition. (translated)
The author described the evolution of the real housing price, adjusted for inflation and with the peak of 2007 set at 100. He wrote that after the housing boom, the price fell by nearly 45% until 2013-2014 and then recovered, with a new acceleration especially from 2024. He also mentioned 2026. (translated)
The author stated that the street protests had made it clear that there could be no legislature without addressing housing. He said he had promoted measures to stop evictions and rent increases, and that he would continue until having a home was a right. He also announced that on October 17th, he would launch the Broad Front to take that struggle further. (translated)