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"I wish him to do his best" Victory of Raphaël Glucksmann in the social-democratic primary: "I wish him to do his best," declares Ségolène Royal, losing candidate. "What I want is for the history of socialism not to stop." #PrimaireSocialeDémocrate #RaphaëlGlucksmann #Élections2027 (translated)

"I wish him the best. Victory of Raphaël Glucksmann in the social-democratic primary: 'I wish him the best,' declares Ségolène Royal, losing candidate. What I want is for the history of socialism not to stop. Victory of Raphaël Glucksmann in the social-democratic primary: 'What I want is for the history of socialism not to stop,' declares Ségolène Royal. I am very disappointed but I am happy to have participated in this campaign. Victory of Raphaël Glucksmann in the social-democratic primary: 'I am very disappointed but I am happy to have participated in this campaign,' declares Ségolène Royal, losing candidate." #PrimaireSocialeDémocrate #RaphaëlGlucksmann #SégolèneRoyal (translated)

Tribune Populaire shared an archive claiming that Raphaël Glucksmann, presented as the winner of the primary, had wished for the disappearance of the Socialist Party. The account added that this disappearance was now accomplished, as he was a candidate for 2027. https://t.co/m51BAyxixD #Politique #Socialisme #Election2027 (translated)

"I wish him to do his best" Victory of Raphaël Glucksmann in the social-democratic primary: "I wish him to do his best," declares Ségolène Royal, losing candidate "What I want is for the history of socialism not to stop" Victory of Raphaël Glucksmann in the social-democratic primary: "What I want is for the history of socialism not to stop," declares Ségolène Royal "I am very disappointed but I am happy to have participated in this campaign" Victory of Raphaël Glucksmann in the social-democratic primary: "I am very disappointed but I am happy to have participated in this campaign," declares Ségolène Royal, losing candidate. #Glucksmann2027 #PrimaireSocialeDémocrate #PlacePublique (translated)

We are in the beginning of barbarismMaintaining order: "We are in the beginning of barbarism," according to Ségolène Royal I wish him to do his bestVictory of Raphaël Glucksmann in the social-democratic primary: "I wish him to do his best," declares Ségolène Royal, losing candidate What I want is for the history of socialism not to stopVictory of Raphaël Glucksmann in the social-democratic primary: "What I want is for the history of socialism not to stop," declares Ségolène Royal I am very disappointed but I am happy to have participated in this campaignVictory of Raphaël Glucksmann in the social-democratic primary: "I am very disappointed but I am happy to have participated in this campaign," declares Ségolène Royal, losing candidate #PrimaireSocialeDémocrate #RaphaëlGlucksmann #Élections2027 (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)

French Milei supporters published a translation of a tweet from Javier Milei, in which the Argentine president accused socialism of claiming causes such as disability, retirees, or public universities to justify, in his opinion, uncontrolled and untransparent spending and bureaucratic structures. Milei claimed that audit requests were often presented as an attack against the concerned individuals, and that opening accounts revealed intermediaries, advocacy organizations, and taxpayer-funded privileges. He argued that this mechanism had been observed in Argentina and other countries, to the detriment of people who truly needed help and Argentine taxpayers. He demanded the publication of all accounts and contracts as well as accountability from each responsible party. #Liberté #Transparence #Responsabilité (translated)

The French account Les Mileistes has estimated that, in a socialist country, individuals were encouraged to protest loudly and resort to vandalism, while capitalism rather encouraged them to provide good service, to be kind, and to maintain their reputation. It added that everyone reacted to the incentives presented to them and attributed the prevailing discontent in France to socialism, which would, according to him, push people to constantly complain. #Socialisme #Capitalisme #France (translated)

Darializa Ávila Chevalier, a 32-year-old socialist activist, emerges as a key figure of the left wing of the Democratic Party in the United States, promising to challenge centrists and bring about significant change in the fight against economic inequalities. #DarializaÁvilaChevalier #Socialisme #PartiDémocrate (translated)

Dividend King criticized an amendment which, according to him, would propose extending the duration of the Exit Tax to 15 years, compared to the current two or five years. He explained that this provision allowed the French state to tax the unrealized capital gains of certain taxpayers leaving the country, even if they had not sold their securities. According to his description, the taxation could be canceled if the securities were held for two or five years, depending on their value, but would become payable in the event of a sale before the end of the period. He also indicated that financial guarantees could be required depending on the destination country. Dividend King believed that a 15-year period would prevent taxpayers from selling without the French taxation on capital gains accumulated before their departure and could be contrary to European law. He added that the individuals concerned would still have to declare these capital gains to the French tax authorities, even after ten years of living and paying taxes in another country. He presented the amendment as a signal encouraging people to leave France before being subject to the Exit Tax and claimed that socialism ultimately erects barriers to prevent people from leaving. #ExitTax #Fiscalité #Expatriation (translated)

Sir 𝕏 wrote that new legislative elections would take place in Spain. He predicted that the Spanish left would disappear and that Spanish socialism would meet the same fate as in Latin America, adding that a similar wave was arriving in Europe. https://t.co/mIr7Rz1SK9 #Espagne #Élections #Politique (translated)

Sir 𝕏 estimated that Jean-Luc Mélenchon was about to lose his last ally, Brazilian President Lula. He claimed that others had either been forced into exile after embezzling public funds or imprisoned, citing Nicolas Maduro. He added that history was being written and that socialism was living its final hours. https://t.co/JyeXtnCGIN #politique #socialisme #Brésil (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)