In light of the situation, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has called a crisis meeting on Thursday at 1 PM at the Ministry of the Interior. (translated)
In light of the situation, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has called a crisis meeting on Thursday at 1 PM at the Ministry of the Interior. (translated)
High school students and university students in France are intensifying their mobilization with 340 actions and 169 blockades reported, while a fire destroyed the entrance hall of a high school in Nantes, exacerbating the tensions surrounding their demands for better teaching conditions. (translated)

The government accuses La France Insoumise and its radical left allies of being responsible for the blockades in high schools, while students are demanding more resources for their learning, causing tensions in several cities. (translated)

The L'USL refuted the claim that LFI was behind the high school movement, denouncing an attempt at infantilization by the government and asserting that the blocking of high schools is a maneuver by the far left. (translated)

The French executive considers that the blockade movement in high schools has evolved into urban violence and characterizes it as a maneuver organized by LFI and its ultra-left proxies, leading to measures to protect schools. (translated)

The high school protests in France are intensifying, marked by blockades, clashes, and fires in several cities, illustrating a growing anger for demands for increased resources for education. (translated)

High school students in France are continuing to block their establishments to demand more resources for their education, causing tensions and damage, while James Chéron, vice-president of the Île-de-France region, states that their concern is legitimate. (translated)

High school students and university students in France are continuing their blockades to demand more resources for their learning, causing tensions, which has led Gérald Darmanin to urgently summon the 36 public prosecutors. (translated)

The high school student union firmly condemned the violence that occurred during the blockades of high schools in France, where students are demanding additional resources for their learning. (translated)

High school students in France are continuing their blockades to demand more resources for their education, while France Insoumise (LFI) is accused of trying to convert them into an electoral body, according to James Chéron, vice president of the Île-de-France region. (translated)

High school students in France continue their movement to block schools to demand additional resources for their learning, supported by students, despite reported tensions and damage in several cities. (translated)

Louis Boyard, LFI deputy from Val-de-Marne, expresses his pride in the French youth who are protesting for better learning resources, while tensions rise around the blockades of high schools and universities in France. (translated)
