
Jean-Luc Mélenchon denounces the requisitions against MEP Rima Hassan, while several large French cities maintain curfews.
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Rima Hassan is the subject of legal proceedings for advocating terrorism. Curfews have been introduced in several French cities following disturbances to public order.
“Worthy of the worst anti-Semitic rags”: Mélenchon sees in the requisitions against Rima Hassan “servility to Netanyahu’s demands”
The LFI presidential candidate believes that during the trial of the MEP for advocating terrorism, the prosecution acted “in the name of the French government”, which would obey the demands of the Israeli Prime Minister. An exit condemned by several members of the executive.
Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse, Nice, Bordeaux, Lille… The map of areas affected by curfews in major cities
MAP – The curfew will remain in effect until the weekend in Paris, Marseille, Toulouse, Nice and Bordeaux. In Lyon, the prefecture must issue a new order if it wishes to renew it for a fifth consecutive night.
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Decision by the Lyon prefecture on the curfew
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Pierre Brochand, former director of the DGSE, speaks on recent urban violence and the challenges of migration policy in France during a conference of the Res Publica Foundation.

Emmanuel Macron, visiting Marseille, admitted that the authorities had not anticipated the violence of October 17. He called the upcoming Saturday "risky" and criticized the role of social media in spreading violence.

Emmanuel Macron went to Marseille to see the damage after the violence of October 17. He acknowledged a lack of police personnel and announced that future authorized demonstrations would be diverted out of city centers.

The FrenchBreaches site reports cyberattacks targeting the PCF, LFI and Renaissance. If the PCF confirms a data leak, LFI and Renaissance deny any intrusion, qualifying the data mentioned as public or not compromised.

Emmanuel Macron arrived in Marseille this Monday, October 26 to note the return to order after the violence and looting that occurred during the mobilization of October 17. He meets with affected traders and security forces.

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won the second round of the Brazilian presidential election against Flavio Bolsonaro. At 81, the former president is making a major political comeback after being incarcerated, marking the country's closest election.