
The Ministry of the Interior prepares for Halloween, the profile of the suspect in the Trappes attack becomes clearer, and Marine Le Pen's lawyers file a complaint against a magistrate concerning her potential ineligibility.
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“There will be killer clowns against the CRS! »: faced with Halloween of all dangers, the Ministry of the Interior mobilizes its forces
DECRYPTION - With its nose glued to social networks, Beauvau is preparing to stem a stormy wave which could see different threats converge.
“We learned that he had turned far right”: was Kévin T., the suspect in the Trappes attack, identified in the photo of a pro-Palestinian group?
Three days after the racist attack which left one dead and several seriously injured in Yvelines, the profile of Kévin T., who says he suffers from schizophrenia, is gradually becoming clearer.
Ineligibility: Marine Le Pen's lawyers send a complaint to the Superior Council of the Judiciary
INFO LE FIGARO - The latter bitterly denounce the comments of a former president of the criminal chamber, who affirms that the candidate of the National Rally cannot run for president in the current state of her legal proceedings.

On October 31, a demonstration against the “high cost of living” will be held in Paris. The police headquarters imposed a restricted route towards the east, avoiding the city center, following the violence of October 17. The unions are contesting this decision.

Green deputies Sabrina Sebaihi and Steevy Gustave have tabled a bill aiming to make the mention of "great replacement" and "remigration" illegal, by increasing the penalties for elected officials making these remarks.

Édouard Philippe will attend a tribute at La Verrière for a little girl injured during a racist attack in Yvelines. His absence from the main gathering in Trappes was strongly criticized by Yannick Jadot, who sees it as a lack of republican commitment.

Having come first in the regional elections in Berlin, Elif Eralp (Die Linke) is trying to form a coalition. His candidacy is weakened by accusations of anti-Semitism within his party and a controversy linked to an internal memo on radical activists.

The legal debate over the ineligibility of Marine Le Pen persists. If the RN candidate says she is confident, magistrates and lawyers differ on the effect of the cassation appeal concerning the provisional execution of her sentence of ineligibility pronounced at first instance.

Economy Minister Roland Lescure apologized after declaring that the fuel tax did not prevent him from sleeping, a sentence deemed disconnected from the financial realities of the French by the opposition, notably Marine Le Pen.