"not to fall into conspiracy theories and the infantilization of high school students." Manuel Bompard, coordinator of LFI, immediately called on the government "not to fall into conspiracy theories and the infantilization of high school students." (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)

A video shows a car nearly running over high school students in Saint-Denis, where Mayor Bally Bagayoko claims the driver was a police officer. (translated)

High school students' anger: Édouard Geffray requests to hold classes remotely if necessary. (translated)
"I was 22 years old when a stranger pushed me against the wall, held a knife to my throat, and raped me." Clémentine Autain opens the debates in the Assembly on the comprehensive law. (translated)
"The problem is that images of violence are stronger than the message being sent." (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)

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)

"They go far beyond just the issue of the School. No claim can justify such acts." The Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, condemned on X the "violence committed since this morning of extreme severity." (translated)