Tag: riots
Permanent Revolution, Uprisings of the Earth… These militants who surf on the riots
It is a face that we did not expect. In any case, not this Wednesday, June 28, at the rally which was held in Place de la République, in Paris,…
Riots: Macron faced with the stiffening of public opinion
Confidences gleaned here and there. Formulas launched with a punch, the violence of which reveals an intense anger. This Monday, July 3, the Renaissance deputy Robin Reda participates in front…
Macron ready to “cut” social networks during riots? Details from the executive
The executive clarifies Emmanuel Macron’s comments on the possibility of “regulating or cutting” social networks in the event of riots. The government could consider “suspending functionalities” on social networks in…
Riots: sales extended for a week
This is one of the concrete measures intended to help traders whose business has been affected by the riots. The sales will be extended for a week until August 1…
Riots: in the suburbs, the flaws in National Education
A wooden facade blackened by smoke and charred sheet metal debris strewn on the road. The Angela-Davis school in Bezons, in Val-d’Oise, was the target of rioters on the night…
Macron is considering blocking social media unless the riots end
Riots after the shooting death of a 17-year-old boy continue in France. During Tuesday, the city prosecutor in Marseille announced that a 27-year-old man died as a result of being…
The death of a 17-year-old boy sparked huge riots in France – this is what it’s all about
Journalist Jari Valtee shows and explains in a video what happened and what the protests in France are about. Widespread riots started in France when the police shot dead 17-year-old…
Damage after the riots: what the first figures say
It’s time to take stock. While a lull is emerging after seven nights of riots, Emmanuel Macron announced on Tuesday July 4 a draft “emergency law” to speed up the…
Riots: the economic toll is already heavy, let’s beware of yet another “suburban plan”
Adam Smith already underlined that, without respected public order, there is no effective freedom. The founder of modern economics wrote in The Wealth of Nations (1776): “The first duty of…
Riots: this “toxic masculinity” that Sandrine Rousseau does not want to see
Usually so quick to track down “toxic masculinity” in the barbecue or a presidential “bottom up”, Sandrine Rousseau was much more lenient about the riots in the neighborhoods. The Green…