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François Piquemal wrote that Raphaël Glucksmann supported Jean-Luc Moudenc during the municipal elections in Toulouse and that the latter reciprocated. He believed that the support of a mayor who, according to him, was pursuing a radical right-wing policy should alert sincere socialists, and he called on them to join his camp, which he presented as the "quiet force." https://t.co/WfpDiZblZk #Politique #Toulouse #Gauche (translated)

Hadrien Clouet wrote that 66% of the votes were in favor of closing the Socialist Party. He said he understood the sadness of the socialist activists who, according to him, were fighting with his camp in Toulouse to defend the postal service, schools, and hospitals, but found themselves with a candidate hostile to the minimum wage and social security. #PartiSocialiste #Toulouse #Socialisme (translated)

Bally Bagayoko explained that his group abstained during the vote on a wish presented by the opposition elected officials from the Socialist, Environmentalists, and Citizens group at the municipal council. The text focused on the protection of girls and women against excision and female genital mutilation, as well as the adoption of a comprehensive law against sexist and sexual violence (SSV). He said that his group supported the fight against mutilations and reminded that nearly 500 patients received follow-up each year in the municipality. He also praised the work of the Women's House, Delafontaine Hospital, and various associations, and asked the State to strengthen the resources allocated for prevention and medical follow-up. According to Bally Bagayoko, the abstention concerned the request to quickly adopt the law on SSV. He indicated that the bill had been significantly amended in committee at the National Assembly the week of the municipal council, and its content remained uncertain. His group had asked to remove references to this law from the wish in order to be able to vote in favor of the text on the fight against excision, but the opposition had refused, he wrote. He believed that this refusal had hindered the pursuit of an agreement and denounced a political instrumentalization of the issue. The group ultimately abstained in order not to block the wish, which was adopted, while not supporting all of its content, he noted. #Excision #DroitsDesFemmes #LutteContreLesViolences (translated)

Bally Bagayoko explained that his group, the majority "Together Let's Find Hope," abstained during the municipal council on September 24, 2026, on a wish put forward by the Socialist, Ecologist, and Citizen group against female genital mutilation and excision. He stated that his group supported the measures in the text against excision, notably the strengthening of state resources for school medicine, medical follow-up, and prevention. He also reminded that nearly 500 patients were followed each year in the municipality and praised the work of the Women's House, Delafontaine Hospital, and various associations. According to him, his group had requested the withdrawal of the wish's calls for the rapid adoption of a comprehensive law against gender-based and sexual violence (GBSV), as the bill had been significantly amended in committee at the National Assembly during the week of the council and still needed further amendments. Bagayoko stated that his group could therefore not support a text whose final content was uncertain and on which they had reservations. He added that the opposition elected officials still present had refused the proposed amendments, while most had left the session before its conclusion. His group had abstained, he specified, while allowing the wish to be adopted. He finally affirmed that his determination to fight against excision in the municipality and beyond remained unwavering. #Excision #DroitsDesFemmes #LutteContreLesMutilations (translated)

Blue White Red! indicated having learned in the evening that the high school student was a member of the Young Socialists. The author added that he had the right to do so, but that this commitment shed light, in his opinion, on his reasoning and his perception of the workload. #EngagementCitoyen #JeunesSocialistes #SurchargeDeTravail (translated)

This article discusses the position of Boris Dilliès, the Brussels Minister-President, who prioritizes consensus within his executive, similar to Alexander De Croo, but risks seeing his party, the MR, lose influence against its socialist partners. #BorisDilliès #PolitiqueBelge #Consensus (translated)

The author wrote that the socialists would be alongside the high school students the next day and called for a general assembly dedicated to them so that they could be heard. He believed that the authorities should not oppose the youth or resort to force, but rather protect them. https://t.co/6DM9xtkRDq #Éducation #Jeunesse #Politique #FR (translated)

Amine Snoussi, a journalist who revealed a video of Raphaël Glucksmann for Le Média TV, criticized franceinfo for discussing the context of his remarks without consulting the media. He specified that the video, in his opinion, stemmed from a meeting of Boris Vallaud's faction held on September 17 in front of about thirty socialist executives, with a Zoom link open remotely. Snoussi contested that the broadcast constituted an invasion of privacy, arguing that it was a political meeting. He defended the public interest in remarks made by a presidential candidate about his rivals and emphasized that, according to the editorialist of franceinfo, the leader of the socialist deputies present next to him did not react. The journalist added that no one on set disputed the authenticity of the remarks and criticized the comparison to the tabloid press of the 1930s. He defended the media's role in revealing off-camera political discussions, recalling that the exchanges of the factions of the Socialist Party were regularly reported by franceinfo and other media. He finally expressed regret that franceinfo dedicated a show to this revelation without inviting Le Média TV and stated that he was available for a future invitation. #Journalisme #PresseIndépendante #Politique (translated)

The French Mileists wrote that Emmanuel Macron had not deliberately sought to ruin the country and presented him as having always been a socialist. They recalled his membership in the Socialist Party and his time in François Hollande's government, arguing that his experience as a banker did not change this orientation. According to them, the presence of many socialists in the upper echelons was explained by the short-term advantages of crony capitalism. They claimed that Macron did not create French socialism, but preserved and worsened it by multiplying regulations and expenditures. They described his program as having some minor liberal reforms while judging it overall favorable to the status quo. They also attributed to him a belief in a strong state, multiculturalism, progressivism, and his own superiority, adding that he saw the state as the instrument of his genius and embodied statism. #Macron #PolitiqueFrançaise #Socialisme (translated)

"I do not understand why we do not use the right words." When asked about a possible alliance with the radical left, the leader of the socialists, Olivier Faure, was annoyed by the "elephant in the room" that he believes Jean-Luc Mélenchon would be. #PrimairesGauche #ÉlectionPrésidentielle2027 #LaFranceInsoumise (translated)