Thomas Price

Jérôme Fourquet : victoire du PSG, comment la France s’est accoutumée aux violences émeutières

Problems in Paris

Europe imported the 3rd world migrants thinking they would become productive workers and extend the pension system and generous benefits for the aging Europeans. Instead the migrants went on welfare and burn down cities after soccer matches.

Des sauvages cassent tout gratuitement dans les rues de Paris. 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

Magnifique discours d'Anne Hidalgo à l'université de BOSTON le 27 mai ! Very kind introduction. Good afternoon, UMass Boston Class of 2026! And congratulations on your graduation. I'm so pleased to be here with you today. Words fail to express what a great honor and privilege it is—it is for me to share with you this special milestone in your life on such a beautiful day in the city of Boston. Boston, Boston! What a city. A city that is often referred to as America's cradle of liberty, as America's home of free speech. As most of you may already know from its very origins, Boston was born from an act of resistance. Boston is the city that refused to submit to British rule—British rule. The birthplace of the political ideas of freedom that led to the Declaration of Independence. Well, I'm Anne Hidalgo, Anna Maria. I was born in Spain, in San Fernando, the province of Cádiz. And Cádiz is one of the oldest cities in Europe, 3,000 years old. A crossroads between East and West, facing Africa. Similar to Boston, Cádiz is a port city and perhaps also the most powerful symbol of freedom in Spanish history. When Napoleon invaded Spain in the early 19th century, Cádiz chose to resist and became the last free city in Spain. And what is extraordinary about Cádiz is not just that it resisted military—and it refused to submit to French rule—what is also extraordinary is how the act of resisting gave its people the chance to reinvent freedom itself. In 1812, surrounded by the most powerful army in Europe, it was in Cádiz that the first ever Spanish Constitution was written, which is known as La Pepa. La Pepa was one of the most progressive constitutions of its time, and established several principles that were truly revolutionary for this era: separation of powers, freedom of the press, equality before the law, and the right to education for all citizens. Principles that still resonate today. So, freedom was not declared in Spain from a position of comfort or safety. It was born precisely when everything was at risk. And at the time, the story did not end well for Cádiz. In 1823, French troops stormed the island of Trocadero. Trocadero is a small island in the Bay of Cádiz, just outside the city, which protected it from any attack from the sea."

« L'extrême droite fantasme sur une France blanche chrétienne qui n'a jamais existé », déclare Mathilde Panot.

La députée écologiste Sandrine Rousseau a proposé dimanche de soumettre à référendum la question de la sortie du nucléaire, soulignant que, "sur le nucléaire, ce qui pêche beaucoup, c'est le débat démocratique". (Photo : REUTERS)