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Romain Huët emphasizes the importance of listening to the demands of mobilized high school students, who highlight their aspirations and the impact of institutions on their confidence and ability to act, before asking them to return to class. #MobilisationLycéenne #Éducation #VoixDesJeunes (translated)

Renan Augusto stated that one of the paradoxes of the PT was having contributed, through its own policies, to part of the anti-PT sentiment it faced. He wrote that income and consumption had changed more rapidly than the social position and class perception of people who had socially ascended with these policies and who came to consider themselves close to an elite of which, according to him, they were not a part. Augusto predicted that this situation would have consequences and lamented the scenario. #PT #antipetismo #classe_social (translated)

Lucas Pavanato said that traditional politicians complained about the votes he received in their cities. He stated that his candidacy represented a new generation, which, according to him, did not vote for politicians who pretended to defend the people while diverting public resources. Pavanato declared that his commitment was to the population, not to the political class. #NovaGeração #Política #CompromissoComOPovo (translated)

"In their high school, some classrooms are unsanitary, it's 8 degrees in winter, and the schedules are poorly constructed, with long days and gaps in the middle. We have a lot of resources; others have much less. It’s not fair." Milo, 16, who is in his final year in Montpellier, acknowledges that his school is "rather well-off." #MobilisationLycéenne #Éducation #JusticeSociale (translated)

Sérgio Santos commented on the moment in the scene of *#PorVocê* where Vanessa took over the hospital and fired poor and disadvantaged people to reduce costs and increase profits, according to him. Santos placed the scene two days after the results of the first round of the presidential elections. https://t.co/eP6cBAEqeC #Política #Eleições2022 #JustiçaSocial (translated)

"We cannot, in the same movement, demand that students be listened to and dismiss out of hand any form of debate in the institutions," justified the Minister of National Education, Edouard Geffray, in front of the deputies, specifying that this moment of exchange would take place "tomorrow [Wednesday] or Thursday in all classes." #Lycées #Démocratie #Mobilisation (translated)

"Last year, I took my diploma under really terrible conditions, she recalls. It was really very hot in Marseille. There are classrooms that don't even have fans. It's quite an old establishment. We have very small classrooms. There are 32 of us per class, and there are almost no chairs left. We really need money for that." A shared observation by Anna, a sophomore at Montgrand high school. #LycéensMobilisés #ConditionsDÉtudes #RépressionPolice (translated)

Poponze wrote that Erika Hilton had warned that a government led by Flávio Bolsonaro would pose a threat to LGBT people, women, the economy, and the working class. According to the statement shared by Poponze, Hilton attributed the Bolsonaro group to the maneuvering for the postponement of the end of the 6x1 shift schedule. https://t.co/0mTVlwuSkx #ClasseTrabalhadora #DireitosHumanos #Economia (translated)

The Lula Acervo profile stated that Flávio Bolsonaro intended to cut social programs and privatize state-owned companies. According to the author, the reduction of benefits would decrease the money available to families, harm commerce, and could increase credit card defaults and interest rates. The profile also mentioned that gasoline had become more expensive after Bolsonaro privatized the distributor. In defense of another economic policy, it attributed to Lula measures such as eliminating the income tax for the middle class, reducing the so-called "blusinhas tax," and eliminating the tax on basic food baskets. #Economia #ProgramasSociais #Privatização (translated)

The author accused Franceinfo and France Inter of deliberately omitting a passage where J. Bardella recalled that, according to him, one of the authors of the Mediapart investigation had been convicted of desecrating a monument dedicated to soldiers who died for France and had belonged to an organization classified as terrorist. #Médiapart #Journalisme #LibertéDexpression #FR (translated)

Mathilde Panot stated that Laurent Nuñez was wrong according to the law. She indicated that the Internal Security Code classified grenade launchers and defense ball launchers of category A2 among the "weapons classified as military equipment," citing articles D.211-19 and R.311-2. She criticized him for a doctrine that, according to her, mutilated children and called for him to resign. #Sécurité #Démission #Indignation (translated)

The author mentioned a one-year-old baby and wondered if some would continue to justify violence or explain it by the poor isolation of classes. He also criticized those who denounced the "savagery" of the police while it was trying, in his opinion, to prevent chaos from causing deaths. #justice #violence #société #FR (translated)

The Snes-FSU calls for intensifying the mobilization of high school students and teachers to demand solutions to overcrowded classes and the lack of teachers, while condemning police repression during demonstrations. #MobilisationLycéens #EducationNationale #RépressionPolicière (translated)