
The boss of the RN denounces the far left, while Jean-Luc Mélenchon contests this qualification for the collective Nous vivreons.
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The Nous viverons collective demonstrated against Jordan Bardella during the promotion of his book, then targeted Jean-Luc Mélenchon during a meeting.
Who really disrupted Jordan Bardella's book launch? The day after his arrival at the Wagram pavilion in Paris to the metallic noise of megaphones and “Bardella, your anti-Semitism does not go away!”, Wednesday November 4, the boss of the RN took up the pen on
A qualification from the collective fighting against anti-Semitism Nous viverons which visibly did not please Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who hastened to correct: “Let him find out before speaking: it is very unlikely that the small group “Nous viverons”, close to the PS, is from the extreme left.”
Moreover, the collective was also invited to the Bourget meeting of the leader of LFI, this Saturday. “Mélenchon, you are accused; your statements put Jews in danger,” cries an activist into a megaphone, in front of a large poster held up by other people.

The PCF threatens to exclude deputies supporting Jean-Luc Mélenchon. At the same time, Édouard Philippe and Marine Le Pen strongly criticized the LFI program during its presentation at Le Bourget.

For the fourth consecutive Saturday, demonstrations are taking place in France. Despite a decrease in mobilization compared to October 31, the authorities are maintaining a security system of 70,000 police officers and gendarmes in the face of persistent risks.

Reza Pahlavi, son of the deposed shah, received a freedom prize in Frankfurt. While thousands of supporters supported it, its legitimacy is contested by other factions of the Iranian opposition and German politicians.

For the fourth consecutive Saturday, yellow vests and unions demonstrate in France. In Paris, two separate processions are planned, while the Interior Ministry maintains a massive security presence of 70,000 agents.

Processions of yellow vests and unions are marching this Saturday in Paris and throughout France to protest against the high cost of living. The government maintains a massive security system with 70,000 police and gendarmes mobilized.

An inter-union made up of high school, student and teacher organizations called for a strike and demonstrations on November 10. They denounce the inadequacy of government responses and the exclusion of the civil service from salary discussions.