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Régis de Castelnau, who presented himself as a lawyer, expressed admiration for what he described as a habitual mastery of the language of the petty bourgeoisie of the 19th and 20th centuries. He claimed to have heard the same speech in 1968, during the "student May," then in all the high school movements that he attributed to the PS and, more recently, to LFI. According to him, these mobilizations were led by privileged young people who then accessed comfortable positions, such as deputy, senator, or chief of staff. He added that one or two representatives of these movements were highlighted each time and that the scenario repeated itself. #Politique #Bourgeoisie #Langue (translated)

Vincent Brengarth believed that Laurent Nuñez's announcement to suspend the use of stun grenades during the high school movement confirmed, in his opinion, the government's responsibility in the repressive system put in place and the injuries it had caused. #Lyceens #Manifestation #Gouvernement (translated)

Luc Auffret indicated that a blockade was underway at Sciences Po Paris in solidarity with high school students. He wrote that barricades had been erected to block the street. #BlocusLycées #BlocusUniversités #8octobre #6octobre https://t.co/0AL3R2q8TV #BlocusLycées #BlocusUniversités #Solidarité (translated)

Manuel Bompard wrote that Laurent Nuñez had given up the use of grenades against high school students after several children had been mutilated for life. He called for a ban on all war weapons from demonstrations, to end police repression, and to listen to the demands of the youth, which he described as just. https://t.co/wJcS85bcoC #JusticePourLesEnfants #DroitsDesHumains #StopRépression (translated)

The publication claimed that L Nuñez had given up using war weapons against high school students after several children were permanently mutilated. It called for a ban on all weapons in demonstrations, an end to police repression, and for the demands of youth, which it considered legitimate, to be heard. https://t.co/ELhRHTxqxA #DroitsDesEnfants #Manifestations #RépressionPolicière #FR (translated)

On Wednesday morning, 528 schools in France completely or partially suspended their classes due to the mobilization of high school students, while blockages were reported, particularly in Paris, following massive protests. #MobilisationLycéenne #Manif #EducationNationale (translated)

Moreover, Éric Ciotti questioned "the sincerity of Sébastien Lecornu's anger this afternoon" at the National Assembly where he condemned the violence on the sidelines of the student protests and denied any "police repression." #Politique #MobilisationLycéenne #BallyBagayoko (translated)

After launching five initiatives to try to respond to the demands of high school students, Sébastien Lecornu announced the suspension of classes at the high school to organize a "time for internal democracy" with the students and the teaching staff. #MobilisationLycéenne #ColèreDesLycéens #ActeIII (translated)

"I support calls for mobilization in the forms chosen by high school and university students" The national coordinator of La France insoumise, Manuel Bompard, calls for the continuation of the mobilization of high school students. #MobilisationLycéenne #ColèreDesLycéens #ActeIII (translated)

In the aftermath of a massive mobilization of high school students in France, new blockages are happening in several cities, as the government tries to ease the crisis and organize moments of internal democracy in the institutions. #MobilisationLycéenne #ColèreDesLycéens #ActeIII (translated)