Paul Vannier

Paul Vannier welcomed the mobilization of young people and stated that more than 100,000 people had gathered in Paris at the call of high school, student, and teacher organizations. He estimated that the movement could no longer be contained. https://t.co/he7qVRrF2n #Mobilisation #Jeunesse #Solidarité (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that Nunez's forces were following his instruction to show no restraint. He expressed his disgust and offered his support to a high school student as well as to the other high school students he described as victims of government violence while they were defending their study conditions. #Éducation #Violence #Soutien (translated)

Paul Vannier accused the Minister of Education of lying, claiming that the proposed job cuts were twice as numerous in secondary public education, with 836 positions, compared to primary education, which had 414. He described this announcement as a provocation during a day of mobilization against the record of ten years of educational policy under Emmanuel Macron. https://t.co/VTNQl0FA88 #Éducation #Mobilisation #Macronisme (translated)

Paul Vannier called on high school students in Argenteuil and Bezons, as well as their parents, to report any possible police violence to him. He stated that he could not accept that students in his constituency were being assaulted while they were protesting for their study conditions. He indicated that he had contacted the public prosecutor under Article 40 of the Code of Criminal Procedure regarding five incidents of violence that had been reported to him, and invited the affected individuals to contact him by email. #ViolencesPolicières #DroitsDesEnfants #Justice (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that he had never witnessed such violent police repression against children. He recorded six incidents of police violence targeting high school students in his constituency within a few days and attributed them to governmental repression as well as a directive of "no restraint" that Laurent Nuñez allegedly transmitted to law enforcement. #ViolencesPolicières #DroitsDesEnfants #JusticeSociale (translated)

Paul Vannier questioned the usefulness of Édouard Geffray, whom he presented as completely marginalized within the government apparatus since the beginning of the high school movement. He asked if Geffray was trying to attract attention and suggested that he could have held his videoconference from his office, rather than disrupting the functioning of an establishment in front of the cameras. #Éducation #Politique #Lycéens (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that the lawyer of a high school student in Belfort reported an attempted murder attributed to a police officer. He also claimed that children had been targeted in the head by police gunfire in Saint-Ouen-l’Aumône and Argenteuil, and that students had been subjected to cavalry charges in Sartrouville. He asked whether the government had learned nothing from the death of Malik Oussekine. https://t.co/YhKxYJAbtS #Justice #ViolencePolicière #DroitsDesEnfants (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that upon his arrival in 2016, no extra-legal subsidies were granted to private high schools under contract. He stated that these subsidies have since increased by 310%, while the resources allocated this year to public high schools have decreased in more than half of them. He wondered why journalists did not say this. #éducation #lycées #journalisme (translated)

The cheap provocateur Gabriel Attal corrects his lie this evening. All day he has left doubt hanging to instill fear and fan the flames. His brief tenure in the Ministry of National Education was a fraud. As is his pseudo-presidential campaign now. #Politique #Éducation #France (translated)

The technique called the "bar car" by @NunezLaurent is now proven and works well. As in the Rima Hassan affair, the minister of the Interior's fabrications are taken up and disseminated in full without any perspective or analysis by journalists. A fine example on ORTF. #Journalisme #Politique #Média (translated)

First setback for the government, first victory for the student movement. @EdouardGeffray removes this evening the paid enrollment in BTS and preparatory classes announced this morning. The struggle pays off! #Lycéens #Victoire #Mobilisation (translated)

Edouard Philippe spits his contempt in the faces of high school students by reducing their demands to "The cafeteria food is not good." Arrogance of the privileged. Paternalistic denial. Incendiary provocation. https://t.co/z7wFxEbpjK #Éducation #Politique #Révolte (translated)

Our presence around high schools calms, helps to contain provocations and police violence. When we are no longer there, dramas happen. Today, a high school student in my district is hospitalized after a police shot to the eye. I send him all my thoughts as well as to his family and hope for his recovery. Those who claim that LFI "controls" or "exploits" the student movement are those who have never gone to meet it and refuse to listen to the youth of our country. #Lycéens #ViolencePolicière #LFI (translated)