Student protests in France are spiraling out of control, and the increase in acts of violence, along with a shift towards a more radical narrative, indicates a transformation of high school blockades into serious street riots. (translated)

Student protests in France are spiraling out of control, and the increase in acts of violence, along with a shift towards a more radical narrative, indicates a transformation of high school blockades into serious street riots. (translated)

Since the beginning of the movement, 119 students and staff have been injured, stated the Minister of National Education, Edouard Geffray, in a statement. (translated)
The number of high schools and universities mobilized is unprecedented in almost 40 years. What needs to be done to be heard? It took 10 days of student mobilization for the government... to agree to meet with student organizations! I call for discipline in action! It is absurd to set fire to trash cans or cartons. The images of flames only serve the opponent, who then disseminates them to the television news! (translated)
Minister Valditara awarded a young Congolese student for saving a stabbed professor in Rome, praising his courageous and generous act as an example for young people. (translated)

Eduardo Casanova has urged that more public figures speak out about HIV to promote visibility and social mobilization, highlighting the need to break the silence and guilt associated with the disease. (translated)

The violent protests in France, triggered by students' dissatisfaction with the conditions in the education system, have led to the burning of some schools and the assault of teachers, being infiltrated by anarchist groups. (translated)

"This spontaneous movement was born from exasperation at absolutely undignified educational conditions (...) It is time for the Prime Minister to stop playing the strategy of decay and provocation." In response, Manuel Bompard, national coordinator of LFI, questioned by AFP, immediately called on the government "not to fall into conspiracy theories and the infantilization of high school students." (translated)
Matignon described the blockades of high schools as a maneuver organized by LFI and its extreme left proxies, while Manuel Bompard called on the government not to fall into conspiracy theories and to acknowledge the exasperation of high school students in the face of unacceptable educational conditions. (translated)

I am 36 years old, graduated, an entrepreneur, I speak three languages, I have a house, properties, investments, I travel anywhere I want. All of this is because, back then, when I had nothing, I was able to go to college through FIES. I vote for those who still don't have anything. I vote for Lula. (translated)
What irony. Once a rebel, a journalist fighting against the arrogant establishment. Today he dances on a yacht, mocking investments in public services. He laughs at investments that allowed young working parents in small towns to send their child to daycare. At public transport, which allows for cheaper and faster commutes to work. At social housing, support for people with disabilities, vocational training in small towns, connecting sewer systems and the internet to places in Poland that would never be reached commercially. Mr. Stanowski reduces it to... "Haha, yachts." Mr. Stanowski, not everyone has a limousine, a chauffeur, money for private schools, and a villa near Warsaw. There are people who do not have all of this and need daycare, good public schools, trains, and buses for a dignified life. (translated)
The French government holds a crisis meeting as demonstrations grow and become violent in places. #StudentProtests #France #EducationCrisis

Édouard Philippe, candidate of Horizons in the presidential election, stated that it is essential to hold those causing disruptions accountable in response to the blockages of high schools by students seeking better learning conditions. (translated)
