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The executive publishes for the first time in the annexes to the state budget for 2027 the exact share of the pensions of former public employees in the appropriations of the various ministries, in a context of social tensions after the violence of October 17.
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DECRYPTION - For the first time, the executive publishes, in the annexes to the state budget for 2027, the exact share of the pensions of former public employees in the appropriations of the various ministries.
Localized curfews, state of emergency… What to remember from Sébastien Lecornu’s announcements to respond to the violence of October 17
The Prime Minister announced today a series of measures to be applied in particular by the prefects, the outlines of which will be detailed in the afternoon.
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In the afternoon, the prefects will detail the outlines of the measures announced to respond to the violence of October 17.
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The President of the National Assembly, Yaël Braun-Pivet, announced Tuesday on France Inter the upcoming creation of a commission of inquiry into the violence of October 17, describing the maintenance of order last weekend as a failure.

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Two weeks before the mid-term elections in the United States, the Trump administration exploited the riots in France as a political argument, widely relaying images of violence and destruction on social networks, notably via Vice-President JD Vance who criticized European immigration policies on X.

Donald Trump uses the violence in France on October 17 to amplify his anti-immigration and anti-Islam speech during a meeting in Kansas, presenting the French situation as a warning for America, while polls show that the economy remains the main concern of voters before the mid-term elections on November 3.

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The Saturday demonstration brought together 550,000 people in France, including 110,000 in Paris, far exceeding intelligence forecasts. Violence and looting broke out in Paris, Lyon, Marseille and Limoges. The government recognizes a failure of the services, citing the lack of staff, legal obstacles and the difficulty of monitoring the ultra-left.