Pierre Poilievre wrote that Serge Veilleux had already pointed out, during the Canadian Evening in 1981, that Quebecers and Francophones from all over the country knew how to celebrate. He called for pride in the traditions, music, and cultural heritage of Canadian French. #TraditionsCanada (translated)
Actu Foot reported that Lionel Messi had bid farewell to the Argentine national team in the documentary *Gracias 10*. The player had thanked Argentina for the years shared and said he felt immense pride in wearing and defending the jersey with his teammates. He added that the team had given everything, that he had experienced both defeat and victory, and that the jersey represented more than anything. Messi expressed satisfaction in having, in a certain way, fulfilled his duty towards the Argentinians. #Messi #Argentine #Football (translated)
Loupiote presented the women's team aga Tsuki, composed of GlanceVl, NeloG0AT, louhngle, shiraVLR, and floramvs. She announced that she would participate in a LAN in Thiais on October 18 and that the event would be broadcast on her channel. She also thanked KarmineCorp for lending her Glance. https://t.co/PWuqhpB2ml #LANFeminine #Gaming #Fierté (translated)
Romain rejoiced at Arthur Gea's victory against Shelton, which he described as "monstrous," and praised his second half of the season. https://t.co/AYZLqU3Rk7 #Victoire #Sport #Fierté (translated)
Pierre Gandonnière, a key figure in the first pride march in Lyon in 1996, reflects on the challenges faced by LGBTQI+ individuals at that time, while emphasizing the importance of legislative advances such as marriage for everyone. #PrideLyon #LGBTQIA #HistoireDesFiertés (translated)
TBT9 reported that Delphine Wespiser confided that, despite her title as Miss France, she felt sadness instead of pride for her country. #TBT9 https://t.co/jGnmazFB1G #MissFrance #fierté #France (translated)
Kaïla Issoufi, a French judoka, won a silver medal at her first World Judo Championships, sparking pride and expectations for the future. #Judo #KailaIssoufi #MédailleDargent (translated)
"There is, in certain respects, a need for means to restore pride to teachers and increase their remuneration," declares Maël de Calan, spokesperson for Édouard Philippe. #MobilisationLycéenne #ColèreÉtudiante #ÉducationFrançaise (translated)
Edouard Philippe believed that reinforcing France involved increased power and more confidence and pride. He added that a country where its inhabitants regained confidence and pride could achieve great things. https://t.co/aerNhi9h7B #France #Confiance #Fierté (translated)
Egan Bernal clarified that he does not plan to retire early and wants to continue his cycling career, while expressing pride in his past achievements and his desire to remain competitive. #EganBernal #Cyclisme #RetraiteAnticipée (translated)
Charles Alloncle indicated that his book "I Swear to Tell the Whole Truth" has been number two in sales all over France since its launch. He mentioned the presence of Éric Ciotti, Jordan Bardella, Marion Maréchal, and other personalities during the presentation of the work, dedicated to the behind-the-scenes of an inquiry commission. He thanked his readers for their messages of support and their feedback, and invited them to order the book. https://t.co/LmNqaESCH6 #Littérature #Livre #Soutien (translated)
Matthieu Valet praised the commitment of the CRS 8 last Tuesday at Place de la Nation in Paris. He wrote that the police, alongside other CRS and intervention companies from the DOPC, had restored order under a rain of projectiles. According to him, the commander of the unit had received a nearly one-kilogram stone to the shin and had been treated on-site by a team from GAM, consisting of a doctor and a nurse. Valet indicated that several members of CRS 8 had been injured and sent them his support and wishes for recovery. He stated that the police had protected high school students from ultra-left militants who had come, in his view, to cause destruction. #Police #Soutien #Paris (translated)
Jean-Luc Mélenchon welcomed a strong mobilization of youth at Bastille, where, according to him, they had exemplarily expressed their demands. He expressed his great pride and called to meet on Tuesday, October 13, at the call of youth and workers' unions. https://t.co/5SYLDREZam #Jeunesse #Solidarité #Réformes (translated)
Jean-Luc Mélenchon wrote that the Bastille had been retaken and praised the demonstration of the youth, which, according to him, had carried its demands "in the most beautiful way." He expressed his pride and arranged to meet on Tuesday, October 13, at the call of the youth unions. https://t.co/hRHmFtrrPn #Jeunesse #Mélenchon #Bastille #FR (translated)
Fdesouche.com reported that, during a speech in Athens, Marco Rubio called on Western countries to reconnect with the pride of their civilization and to defend the sovereignty of nations. https://t.co/jpQZdJJK06 #Athènes #Civilisation #Souveraineté (translated)
The author expressed his French pride by stating that the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2026 had been awarded to Henri Kagan and the Japanese Kenso Soai. He wrote that their work had paved the way for important reactions for drug manufacturing and that France could still produce world-class scientists. He finally called for the preservation of something, without specifying what. #Nobel #Chimie #France #FR #JP (translated)
Seydou thanked for the opportunity and expressed pride in having been able to defend some of their claims in a mainstream media outlet. #revendications #média #fierté (translated)
The author welcomed the "true Nobel Prize winners" in chemistry and medicine and expressed his pride in French research on the occasion of the award given, according to him, to the Frenchman Henri Kagan. He presented this distinction as proof that the excellence of French medical research could compete with multinational companies in the health sector, which he described as lacking creativity. #Nobel #Recherche #Médecine #FR (translated)
