Édouard Geffray, the Minister of National Education, announced that more than 400 high schools will be closed this Friday due to the violence related to the protest movement of high school students, which he considers to be taken hostage by violent groups. (translated)
The high school movement started 10 days ago, the government is only now announcing that it will meet with the high school students. The government must listen to them and respond to their demands. (translated)
In just a few hours, the student movement has already achieved the withdrawal of the introduction of registration fees for BTS and preparatory classes. The struggle pays off! The government must provide them with political answers. (translated)
The government withdraws its infamous provocation: it abandons the project to charge for entrance to BTS. The high school movement shakes the Macron administration. High school students, you have much more to gain for your study conditions and your future: continue the fight! (translated)
First setback for the government, first victory for the student movement. @EdouardGeffray removes this evening the paid enrollment in BTS and preparatory classes announced this morning. The struggle pays off! (translated)
For the first time, all the labor unions are calling for support for the high school movement! The same goes for the teaching and student organizations. They are all calling to demonstrate on October 6th! We do not claim to lead this movement. We want to be (translated)
Blocking of high schools: the intelligence services, which point to a responsibility "of LFI and its ultra-left proxies", are concerned about the turn of the movement, which is quickly spiraling into riots across the entire territory. (translated)
LIVE - Blockade of High Schools: The Ministry of the Interior announces 1,949 arrests in the context of this new day of student protests. #highschools #violence #strike #blockade (translated)
Since the beginning of the movement, 119 students and staff have been injured, stated the Minister of National Education, Edouard Geffray, in a statement. (translated)
The article by Marschall Truchot explores the question of whether the growing anger of high school students in France could lead to a nationwide social movement. (translated)
The blockade movement in high schools in France, aimed at obtaining more resources, has escalated into urban violence, leading to the assault of principals and vandalism, which Matignon attributes to La France insoumise. (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)
Nothing to do with a movement of high school claims, we are witnessing an urban riot logic with its extremely violent excesses encouraged by elected officials from La France Insoumise. The injured number in the hundreds and the images are sometimes (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)
Lecornu wallows in conspiracy theories. La France insoumise is not the origin of the high school and student movement. La France insoumise supports this movement and its demands. It is Lecornu and Macron who are the origin of this movement that contests their policies. (translated)
The L'USL refuted the claim that LFI was behind the high school movement, denouncing an attempt at infantilization by the government and asserting that the blocking of high schools is a maneuver by the far left. (translated)
The French executive considers that the blockade movement in high schools has evolved into urban violence and characterizes it as a maneuver organized by LFI and its ultra-left proxies, leading to measures to protect schools. (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)
10 days since the movement in high schools began. Have you heard a single response from the government to the demands of the youth? Nothing. Just insults, disdain, and threats. (translated)
Huge youth meeting in Toulouse This movement is starting very strong… 🎥@RevPermanente (translated)
