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)
French high school students continue to block their institutions to demand more resources for their learning, with over 900 actions recorded this Thursday, accompanied by tensions and damage in several cities. (translated)
French high school and university students continue to block their institutions to demand more learning resources, despite tensions and violence that could overshadow their message according to MP Arthur Delaporte. (translated)
French high school students are continuing their school blockades to demand more resources for their learning, leading to tensions and damage in several cities, as questions arise about the impact of the actions of La France Insoumise on violence. (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)
Louis Boyard, LFI deputy from Val-de-Marne, emphasizes that the discomfort of high school students in France cannot be resolved by police violence while they occupy their institutions to demand more resources for their learning. (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)
High school students in France continue to block their institutions to demand dignified learning conditions, with the support of students, while tensions and damage have intensified in several cities. (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)
French high school students are continuing their mobilization by blocking schools to demand more resources for their learning, while Louis Boyard, LFI deputy, warns that this discontent will not be resolved by repression. (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)
High school students in France continue to block their schools to demand more resources for their learning, while tensions and vandalism are occurring in several cities, raising concerns among officials. (translated)
High school students in France are continuing their mobilization by blocking their schools to demand more resources for their education, supported by students and facing rising tensions in several cities. (translated)
French high school students continue their school blockades to demand more resources for their learning, while tensions and damages are manifesting in several cities. Benjamin Lucas, Ecologist MP from Yvelines, regrets that violence undermines all causes. (translated)
High school students in France continue their blockades of schools to demand better resources for their learning, while tensions and vandalism are occurring in several cities. (translated)
High school students and students in France continue their mobilizations to demand more resources for their learning, leading to blockages and damage in front of the Mermoz high school in Montpellier. (translated)
Thomas Ménagé (RN) denounced scenes of guerrilla during the blockades of schools by high school students, accusing the far left of fueling this anger to demand more resources for their education. (translated)
The anger of high school students in France is intensifying as they block their institutions to demand more resources for their learning, prompting Christian Estrosi to call for sanctions not only against the troublemakers but also those who incite violence. (translated)
Christian Estrosi, acting president of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, accuses La France Insoumise of civic betrayal by supporting rioters for electoral reasons, while high school students and university students in France continue their blockades to demand more resources for their education. (translated)
