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The mayor of Termini Imerese, Maria Terranova, denied the authorization for the neighborhood festival scheduled for October 17 due to the participation of the neomelodic singer Mauro Nardi, known for boasting about having sung for mafia bosses, emphasizing the importance of legality and a culture of respect in her city. #Mafia #Neomelodici #Legalità (translated)

Bally Bagayoko stated that in Saint-Denis and Pierrefitte, he saw families who counted every euro, retirees who were giving up on heating, and young people told that there was no money. He contrasted these situations with record dividends and the increase in wealth for the rich, believing that the crisis benefited some and penalized others. He claimed that this system was protected, particularly by the concentration of media ownership in the hands of billionaires. According to him, the debate focused on the people receiving aid rather than on tax exiles. He advocated for taxing superprofits, pluralism in information, and reinvestment in public services, adding that change would come from working-class neighborhoods and the people who keep the country running. #JusticeSociale #Inégalités #Politique (translated)

FRENCHRAPUS indicated that Bally Bagayoko spoke today on LCI. According to the account, he introduced himself as the "minister of the street" and of the popular neighborhoods, with the aim of improving the lives of the residents of the 93. https://t.co/YPbROd7J0h #Politique #QuartiersPopulaires #93 (translated)

Bally Bagayoko wrote that he marched with Jean-Luc Mélenchon to place culture and art at the center of the upcoming political debates. He advocated for an ambitious and accessible cultural policy, believing that working-class neighborhoods were full of talent and that young people, artists, and residents should be able to create and express themselves. He also stated that social justice could not be separated from cultural justice. #CulturePourTous #JusticeCulturelle #ArtEtCréation (translated)

In Rome, the investigations into a gang of attackers aboard a black minicar focus on the analysis of about 40 surveillance cameras, highlighting that the vehicle never left the neighborhood where the attacks took place between October 4 and 5. #Roma #Minicar #Aggressioni (translated)

"We have broken hearts. Everyone is traumatized and nervous," says Mariel Martinez, a social worker met near the shooting site. "Here, in this neighborhood, we work hard. We place great importance on family life. The fact that this happened in the middle of several schools, at 4 p.m., is shocking." New York has social workers, police officers, and local agencies capable of ensuring our protection. We do not need ICE. It brings us nothing. It only breaks families and inflicts trauma on our children and communities," adds Mariel Martinez. #JusticePourLesImmigrés #NewYork #Fusillade (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)

Six attacks, all of which took place in the Monteverde neighborhood of Rome, have left residents scared and seeking justice, while law enforcement is examining thousands of videos to identify the individuals responsible for being on a black minicar. #Minicar #Aggressioni #Monteverde (translated)

In Monteverde, Rome, fear is growing among residents due to a gang of teenagers with microcars involved in recent assaults, leading to an atmosphere of silence and suspicion among the local youth, which is reflected in the conversations of social groups. #Monteverde #Roma #microcar (translated)

In every village, in every neighborhood, there are monuments, sometimes in a pitiful state, that need some revitalization. They are precious witnesses of our past," emphasizes Ben Weyts, notably citing the statue of the priest-worker Adolf Daens in Alost, which has been recently restored. Our buildings and landscapes tell the stories of those who came before us. Some are buried in oblivion, others are part of the collective memory. By telling them, we bring the stories of yesterday and today to life. We want to keep the history of Flanders alive and continue, all together, to write it. The preservation of Flemish artistic heritage is the responsibility of all. Regional authorities cannot bear this responsibility alone. #Flandre #Patrimoine #Culture (translated)

Eric Cartman invoked Allah as a witness and stated that Baly had been known in the town for at least 15 to 20 years. He added that Baly had helped many young people, visited grieving families, and moved through all neighborhoods without security. #Solidarité #Communauté #Respect (translated)

Locked-in wrote that he was young, Muslim, from Moroccan immigration, and disabled, and that he grew up in "the poorest neighborhood in Europe." He claimed that the far-right wanted to condemn everything he was. He also said that seeing one of the most influential French people in the world oppose the far-right pleased him. https://t.co/N7de0D9HgI #Jeunesse #Diversité #LutteContreLExtremisme (translated)