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"Of course I will support whoever wins the primaries tonight," Royal continues. "As long as there is a union of the left forces. (…) I will contribute with all my strength to this rapprochement. This is the first time that the Socialist Party does not have its own official candidate, under the party's brand. This situation must be compensated with a union of the forces." #Glucksmann2027 #SinistraFrancia #ElezioniPresidenziali (translated)

"This result sends a strong message: a left that is faithful to its values is able to unite, govern, and win," Glucksmann exclaimed immediately after the victory, emphasizing that "our true opponent is the far right and we will come together to conduct the fight." #Glucksmann2027 #SinistraFrancia #ElezioniPresidenziali (translated)

Raphaël Glucksmann triumphed in the social democratic primaries in France, winning 66.13% of the votes and the presidential candidacy for the 2027 elections, while calling for unity of the left against the far right. #Glucksmann2027 #SinistraFrancia #ElezioniPresidenziali (translated)

The author pointed out an article published that day in the Corriere by Nando Pagnoncelli. He wrote that, according to what was reported, voters were asking both the right and the left for answers on security and believed that the government had failed despite having issued dozens of decrees. https://t.co/wG9KZ9VPAF #sicurezza #elettori #governo #IT (translated)

Anna Paola Concia wrote that the Danish social democratic Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen explicitly supported the ban on niqab and burqa even in educational institutions, justifying it with the fight against the oppression of women. Concia described the position as simple and straightforward and addressed her "left-wing friends." https://t.co/tvBOa7wBTc #Danimarca #uguaglianza #dirittidonne (translated)

Silvia Salis, mayor of Genoa, continues to deny her candidacy for the primaries, but is nonetheless considered a potential leader of the center-left, raising questions about her real political ambitions in a complex landscape of alliances and candidacies. #SilviaSalis #Centrosinistra #Primarie (translated)

In view of the French socialist primaries for the presidential elections of 2027, Raphaël Glucksmann emerges as the favorite against Olivier Faure, while the political climate is tense due to internal attacks and the need to unite the left to face the challenge against the far right. #Primarie #Francia #Sinistra (translated)

Leonardo Panetta wrote that, while the protesting students received widespread attention, Louise Montangon represented a voice outside the choir. He described her as an activist of the Rassemblement National and a philosophy student at the University of Bordeaux who was not on strike. According to Panetta, Montangon said she had to attend classes remotely because, given her political stance, she found it almost impossible to go to the faculty; she also claimed that students, professors, and administrative staff were all left-wing. #Manifestazione #Politica #Università (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane wrote that the left in Brussels had voted against the ban on the Muslim Brotherhood and the burqa. He ironically added that that vote aimed to defend Christianity, not to protect the raw materials of the "Gramscian Parastate." #Bruxelles #Sinistra #Burqa (translated)

Today, incredibly, all the ministers were present in the government benches. They have lost face in front of the Italians, the lies told by Giorgia Meloni are unprecedented, at this point we have only one thing left to do and we will do it: appeal to the Constitutional Court because this law is unconstitutional. Leonardo Donno from the Five Star Movement speaks of "shameful celebrations" by the majority after the vote, while the deputy secretary of Forza Italia, Deborah Bergamini, avoids the questions and Angelo Bonelli from the Green Left Alliance, after emphasizing how "today, incredibly, all the ministers were present in the government benches. They have lost face in front of the Italians, the lies told by Giorgia Meloni are unprecedented, at this point we have only one thing left to do and we will do it: appeal to the Constitutional Court because this law is unconstitutional." #LeggeElettorale #GovernoMeloni #PoliticaItaliana (translated)

Leonardo Donno from the 5 Star Movement speaks of "shameful celebrations" by the majority after the vote, while the deputy secretary of Forza Italia, Deborah Bergamini, avoids questions and Angelo Bonelli from the Greens-Left Alliance, after emphasizing how "today, incredibly, all the ministers were present in the government benches. They have lost face before the Italians, the lies told by Giorgia Meloni are unprecedented, at this point we have only one thing left to do and we will do it: appeal to the Constitutional Court because this law is unconstitutional." #LeggeElettorale #GovernoMeloni #PoliticaItaliana (translated)

"This electoral law essentially mirrors the one in force for municipalities and regions. I am puzzled by the reactions of the center-left; if they believe what they say, they must propose the abolition of the direct election of mayors. In local elections, citizens vote for the party, the coalition, the councilor, the mayor, and, with the majority prize and the threshold, they obtain stable governments. Exactly what our electoral law provides for. Perhaps the left prefers palace conspiracies and technocratic governments. It is true that preferences exist only in part, but those who accuse us do not seem to have ever considered the issue of preferences. As an old saying goes, 'the best is the enemy of the good.' It is better to have 40% of preferences than 0, and we have taken advantage of the situation to start a reform path that will lead citizens to choose 100% of parliamentarians with preferences in the future. Today, we could have achieved at most this result." This was declared by the Vice President of the Chamber of Deputies, Fabio Rampelli of Brothers of Italy, during a live intervention on the Coffee Break program on La7. #LeggeElettorale #PoliticaItaliana #Democrazia (translated)

Timostene asked gay people, women, and immigrants who voted for the right how they could support representatives who, in his opinion, promoted positions contrary to their interests. He stated that Roberto Vannacci had used offensive expressions about homosexuality, also referring to journalist Tommaso Cerno, director of the Giornale. Regarding women, Timostene asserted that Vannacci wanted to abolish the crime of femicide and had written in his program that the Mediterranean patriarchy should be protected. He described the model as one in which women stayed at home, had children, and obeyed their husbands. He also criticized the new electoral law desired by the majority: according to him, with blocked leaders and no obligation for parity among them, women in the Chamber would be half of what they are today, according to predictions shared by several parties. He added that Vannacci would also want to abolish the mandatory alternation of men and women on the lists. As for immigrants, Timostene reported that Vannacci proposed assimilation or return to their countries of origin, a line indicated with the term "remigration." He concluded by stating that those positions did not spare even right-wing voters and asked how one could vote for Giorgia Meloni, Vannacci, or Matteo Salvini. #DirittiUmani #Politica #Inclusione (translated)

Simone Pillon, presenting himself as a member of the League, said that Minister Valditara was right to criticize the introduction of mandatory psychologists in schools, even though the proposal came from representatives of the party. According to Pillon, the measure would risk reducing the educational space of parents, bringing "Gender" back into schools, and allocating millions of euros to leftist cooperatives. He argued that schools should teach, not deal with psychoanalysis, and called for restoring trust and authority to mothers and fathers. #scuola #educazione #famiglia (translated)