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France’s Macron accuses social media of sowing discord ahead of election

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Attention
17
−100% / 60 min
Momentum
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0 vs 1 mentions/h
Sources
1
1 mentions
Platforms
1
News
First detected 26 Oct, 23:49 MYTLatest activity 26 Oct, 23:49ENconfidence 60%

What happened

French President Emmanuel Macron said a new wave of protests planned for this weekend could become 'risky', adding that protest routes would remain outside city centres to protect public order. (EPA Images pic) MARSEILLE: President Emmanuel Macron on Monday accused social media of "damaging our democracies", as he lamented the turmoil France faces ahead of an election to pick his successor, as authorities grapple with nationwide cost-of-living protests that have spilled over into violence. (Free Malaysia Today, 23:49)

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  • Photo: Free Malaysia Today
    Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·26 Oct, 23:49 MYT

    France’s Macron accuses social media of sowing discord ahead of election

    French President Emmanuel Macron said a new wave of protests planned for this weekend could become 'risky', adding that protest routes would remain outside city centres to protect public order. (EPA Images pic) MARSEILLE: President Emmanuel Macron on Monday accused social media…

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0255075100bars: up to 1 mentions/hpeak 18NEWnow01:00
Latest 01:06 MYT
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Mentions / h0Velocity0.00/minSources1Platforms1

Timeline

  1. Detected
    First detected (Free Malaysia Today) source

Where it started

Free Malaysia Today (News)
26 Oct, 23:49 MYT
Origin confidence 90%
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How it spread

  1. Step 1
    News outlets
    Free Malaysia Today
    23:49

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  • Covered by 1 established outlet(s): Free Malaysia Today

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