"Immigration is not a cost, but rather a gain." (translated)
"Jean-Luc Mélenchon called for a form of insurrection" Blockage of high schools: "Jean-Luc Mélenchon called for a form of insurrection" according to Aurore Bergé (translated)
"Our society is devouring its children and grandchildren," according to Rayan Nezzar, professor of public finance. (translated)
"I have always thought that this story of de-demonization is nonsense," reacts Bernard-Henri Lévy, after anti-Semitic writings attributed to Jordan Bardella. (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)
"Our society is devouring its children and grandchildren," according to Rayan Nezzar, professor of public finance. • 2 min (translated)
"Immigration is not a cost, but rather a gain." (translated)
"make these exchanges concrete advances in the service of students, staff, and the school" (translated)
"The way out of the crisis will be through listening and precise responses from the government," asserts Sophie Vénétitay, general secretary of Snes-FSU and a teacher in a high school in Essonne, on Franceinfo on Thursday, October 1st. (translated)
Sophie Vénétitay, general secretary of Snes-FSU, declares that the current crisis exit marked by the blockages of high schools in France requires listening and concrete responses from the government to address the demands of students and ensure the resumption of classes. (translated)
LIVE - Blockade of High Schools: "900 actions" have been recorded today across the entire French territory. (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)
Blockade of high schools: BFM announces it will file a complaint after one of its journalists was attacked in Manosque while covering the movement. (translated)
LIVE - Blockade of High Schools: Edouard Philippe asserts that "Youth is being manipulated for political purposes," before mentioning "unacceptable images" with "a violent minority." (translated)
The Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, condemned very serious violence that occurred in schools and asked school leaders to resort to distance learning if damage or blockades compromise the safety of students. (translated)
The violent detention of a student during a blockade at the Auguste Renoir high school in Asnières-sur-Seine has led to a weakening of the protest movement, despite calls for mobilization on social media. (translated)
LIVE - High School Blockade: In Le Havre, high schools will be closed tomorrow "as a security measure," announces Edouard Philippe. (translated)
LIVE - Blockade of High Schools: Édouard Geffray, Minister of National Education, will be the guest of the 8 PM news on France 2 tonight #highschools #violence #strike #blockade (translated)
FLASH | Many high schools will transition to distance learning due to the increasing protests in France. (translated)
