How does the sovereignty of the people express itself? Legally through voting, demonstrations, strikes, petitions. Illegally through revolt. All legal forms are despised. The results of the 2024 legislative elections: trash. Petitions: trash. Strikes & demonstrations? Batons. So what is left? (translated)
But it's not going to work! Civil servant salaries are frozen due to the freeze on the index point. We lose purchasing power every year due to inflation. There were promotions and advancements, but no, it's just unacceptable. TAX THE RICH! (translated)
They hit the young They hit the old They hit everyone and seem out of control Who protects us from the police? (translated)
But what a demonstration! So many people! So much anger but also so much joy to be together, some signs and graffiti. (translated)
Everywhere, very violent police interventions against high school students, against teachers, teaching assistants, and nurses who seek to protect them. This is very serious. But the government's communication is that everything is fine, classes are resuming. No, it’s not okay. Not at all. (translated)
All the information I receive from my different teacher friends is that the law enforcement is particularly determined to violently put an end to the blockades. It's heating up in front of several high schools. (translated)
An AED who intervened between the security forces and the students to protect the latter has been arrested and is currently being held at the police station; those who can go there to offer support, thank you. (translated)
Special dedication also to primary and secondary teachers, a minister we won't forget so easily. (translated)
News from the dictatorship in France: The Council of State mandates protesting on the outskirts of the city and the Paris prefecture closes 40 metro stations. (translated)
YYYYOOOOOO victory on the course the administrative court overturns the prefectural order and validates the route proposed by the organizers (translated)
21 years ago. We do not forget, we cry, we rage that nothing has changed Zyed Benna and Bouna Traoré. and Muhittin Altun October 27, 2005 (translated)
Gathering tonight in tribute to the victims of the racist attack in Trappes and against racism. (translated)
What relief and joy (translated)
Is there a minute of silence planned at the assembly for the victims of the racist attack in Trappes? (Not because 24 hours after the death of the little Nazi it was already organized) (translated)
Shame on the Paris police prefecture for organizing disorder. (translated)
Follow the dictatorship in real time (translated)
In Marseille, no curfew will extinguish our flame. (translated)
The administrative court has overturned the ban on demonstrating today in Paris. (translated)
Macron: "The established doctrine is that everywhere there is a desire to gather by people who do not have legitimacy, demonstrations will be banned by the prefects." Those who lack legitimacy? Excuse me? And what is the notion of a sovereign people, damn it? Everyone is legitimate! (translated)
Let's remember that initially it was high school students who were asking for teachers, toilet paper, and for the ceiling not to fall on their heads... (translated)
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