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Permanente Revolution reported Elsa Marcel's remarks on the situation in Bobigny. She stated that 86 people were at the depot for 10 mattresses, that bottles filled with urine were present in the cells, and that minors had been sleeping on the ground for 48 hours. She condemned a desire to traumatize the youth and a collective punishment that, according to her, needed to be confronted. (translated)

Permanente Revolution indicated that a large march had started from the Paul Éluard high school in Saint-Denis. According to the media, high school students, teachers, education workers, and students had marched through the city on October 17, after a gathering against police repression. https://t.co/gNoru9pK6k #SaintDenis #Manifestation #Éducation (translated)

Permanente Revolution indicated that hundreds of students and high school students had protested in Aix-en-Provence alongside workers and Yellow Vests, describing the gathering as a "wild demonstration." https://t.co/g4CPoauFFk #AixEnProvence #Manifestation #Solidarité (translated)

Permanente Revolution indicated that student processions from Paris 1, Jussieu, Paris-Cité, and the Beaux-Arts had joined the railway workers on their picket line in front of the SNCF technical center in Châtillon. The publication was associated with the hashtag #17octobre. #17octobre https://t.co/2xbSpRJ1r1 #Grève #Étudiants #SNCF (translated)

Permanente Revolution indicated that 8,000 workers mobilized on October 17 in Saint-Nazaire against inflation. The media also described a large demonstration against the high cost of living and in support of the rebellious high school students. #17octobre https://t.co/RYF6D8hcOD #SaintNazaire #Inflation #Manifestation (translated)

Permanente Revolution reported that in Paris, the procession from the Boulle School, accompanied by a Trojan horse, joined students from P3 heading towards Gambetta. According to the media, they were supposed to converge with staff from the Tenon and Robert-Debré hospitals, Hélène Boucher high school, RATP, and other sectors. The publication was accompanied by the slogan "Down with the state, the cops, and the fascists." https://t.co/cIUH0BaO6z #Paris #Manifestation #Solidarité (translated)

Révolution Permanente indicated that more than 200 people, including Yellow Vests and young people, had been blocking the Pen ar C’hleuz roundabout in Brest for 6 hours, which it presented as an emblematic place of the Yellow Vests mobilization. https://t.co/M376DGeMKj #GiletsJaunes #Brest #Mobilisation (translated)

Permanente Revolution relayed a statement from the fighting staff of Paul Eluard, who claimed that the principal had brought in the police on Thursday. They indicated that they were on strike or exercising their right to withdraw, demanded the resignation of the principal and amnesty for all repressed individuals, and called for the movement to be extended starting October 17. https://t.co/mzmHzAEhUS #Grève #Démission #Lutte (translated)

Permanent Revolution indicated that an increasing number of people were gathering in front of the Saint-Denis police station to support the students it said were repressed and the striking workers of Paul Eluard, after an intervention by the BAC in the morning. https://t.co/MwOatlLZLE #SaintDenis #Soutien #Grève (translated)

Alexis Durey, an activist with the Raised Fist and an education assistant at Paul Éluard high school, described the situation in the establishment as extremely shocking. He stated that the BAC had entered the high school to apprehend a student and that a teacher had been strangled. According to him, teachers had then exercised their right to withdraw or went on strike. He accused the police of Saint-Denis of wanting to make students pay for their mobilization and called for a gathering in front of the police station at 4 p.m. to protest against the violence. (translated)

Permanent Revolution reported that the anti-crime unit entered the Paul-Éluard high school in Saint-Denis after the principal called the police to apprehend a student. According to the media, staff members had blocked the police and prevented the arrest. https://t.co/A8cihpzvkb #SaintDenis #Éducation #Justice (translated)

Permanente Revolution reported that high school students and preparatory students from Fénelon high school, in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, had celebrated the departure of the BAC, which, according to the media, had come to intimidate them in the morning. https://t.co/vYGSYmiG1m #Paris #Lycée #Bac (translated)

Permanente Revolution indicated that the American rapper Tufawon came to support the high school students of Paul Éluard in Saint-Denis. Tufawon stated that the solidarity between teachers and students he had observed reminded him of the mobilization carried out in his city against ICE raids. https://t.co/vkPYqmzICJ #Rap #Solidarité #Éducation (translated)

Permanente Revolution indicated that the procession gathering high school students from Saint-Denis and Épinay-sur-Seine, students from Paris 8, and workers from 93 had arrived at the Paris demonstration. The publication relayed the slogan "We demand our rights, here it's 93!" https://t.co/Hn2yi8e2vW #Manifestation #Droits #SaintDenis (translated)

Permanente Revolution indicated that the procession from the 93 had arrived at Châtelet to join the demonstration. The media reported that high school students, university students, and workers had converged from institutions in Saint-Denis and Épinay-sur-Seine towards the starting point of the gathering, at the City Hall. https://t.co/mAHOW1bAvA #Manif #Paris #Solidarité (translated)

Permanente Revolution reported that students from Feyder high school, after blocking their school, had marched through the streets of Saint-Denis before joining those from Paul Éluard high school to continue the day of mobilization together. https://t.co/CNSlkpX4Js #SaintDenis #Mobilisation #Lycéens (translated)

Permanente Revolution indicated that the parade of students from Paris 1 was arriving at Gare de Lyon to join the railway workers. The media relayed a call for a general and total strike, stating that the unity of students and workers would scare their opponents. https://t.co/Q7QAP8Mp0N #GrèveGénérale #Solidarité #Étudiants (translated)