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Manès Nadel described the perpetrator of the Trappes shooting as a "racist terrorist" and stated that he had shot eight bullets into the body of a twelve-year-old girl. He expressed his compassion for the victims and wrote that shared needs and aspirations reminded people that they were similar, which he believed prevented falling into racism and formed a people and a nation. #Solidarité #Racisme #Unité (translated)

Manès Nadel believed that the statements condemning the violence observed during the movement, without mentioning the responsibility of the police or the ignored demands, were guilty. He also criticized these statements for not mentioning the hundreds of thousands of peaceful protesters and argued that they legitimized the crushing of the high school and social revolt. #Révolte #Manifestations #ViolencesPolicières (translated)

Manès Nadel wrote that the movement demanded the abolition of Parcoursup and an emergency plan for construction. He considered these measures achievable and stated that the fight would continue and intensify as long as they were not put on the table. https://t.co/LBVpOtgs1y https://t.co/aHHznj92Kt #Parcoursup #Éducation #Mobilisation (translated)

Manès Nadel described the third act of the student movement as massive and determined, stating that students were largely joined by other students and workers. He wrote that the movement intended to continue until satisfaction was obtained regarding its demands and that, in the afternoon, its message was to spread to all sectors of the country. He called for a general strike. #GrèveGénérale #MouvementLycéen #Solidarité (translated)

Manès Nadel expressed indignation that Renouveau Lycéen was disqualified on the grounds that its president was campaigning for Attal. He wrote that the association claimed to bring together high school students from all backgrounds, highlighting that its vice-president was campaigning for Retailleau. He also noted that the association came away delighted from its exchanges with the ministry. #Politique #Éducation #Lycéens (translated)

Manès Nadel said that a victory was becoming possible and wrote that the FSU and the CGT had called for a national strike on Tuesday, October 6, after what he described as a simulated dialogue. He also expressed his support for high school students. #Grève #Solidarité #Éducation (translated)