The Nelson Mandela high school in Nantes was severely damaged by an arson, making it impossible to welcome students and causing concerns among students and staff regarding the uncontrolled violence during high school demonstrations. (translated)
In Paris, a policewoman was chased and thrown to the ground. In Nantes and Roubaix, high schools were set on fire. In Marseille, a fire truck was looted and then burned. Police officers, firefighters: those who protect us are being attacked. How much longer will this government let it happen? (translated)
🔴🇫🇷 𝗙𝗟𝗔𝗦𝗛 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢 — Dozens of hooded high school students LOOTED a Lidl store in Nantes. (translated)
Fires broke out in high schools in Nantes, Lyon, and Montpellier, marking a tumultuous day addressed by Marschall Truchot in his news program. (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)
Nantes: high school protesters immobilize a motorist while they destroy his car. (translated)
A large fire has devastated the lobby of the Nelson Mandela Institute in Nantes during student protests in France, which have led to the blocking of numerous universities and tense scenes between students and law enforcement in several cities. (translated)
Unbearable images of a high school burning in Nantes. No claims can justify attacking the School of the Republic. I call on the justice system to relentlessly punish the authors of this barbaric act! (translated)
BREAKING NEWS: "The Nelson Mandela High School in the French city of Nantes is currently in flames. Schools are being set on fire all over France as student protests and blockades continue to rage. The situation is evolving." (translated)
Nantes (44): during the blockade of the La Joliverie high school, hooded youths are moving containers to set them on fire with gasoline. One of the youths catches fire. (translated)
🚨 FRENCH HIGH SCHOOLS ARE BURNING The BLOCKADES continue everywhere in France, especially at the Nelson Mandela high school in NANTES, which was set on fire this MORNING!! The movement is now expected to extend to universities. (translated)
A deliberate fire devastated the facade of the Nelson Mandela high school in Nantes this Thursday, October 1, marking a day of tension and violence within high school protests across France. (translated)
The entrance of the Nelson Mandela high school in Nantes was devastated by an impressive fire linked to the high school blockades in France, causing significant damage and the closure of the establishment for an indefinite period. (translated)
The Nelson Mandela high school that is burning in Nantes is a recent school that has modern facilities! It's okay, in the end, it's @NicolasQuiPaie! Let’s clarify that the mayor of Nantes, supported by LFI, requested that there be no arrests. 😳 (translated)
LIVE - Blockade of High Schools: Images of Nelson Mandela High School in flames in Nantes - The mobilization movement in support of high school students is spreading to universities with at least 17 institutions affected this morning: The situation update. (translated)
The Nelson-Mandela high school in Nantes was ravaged by a fire this Thursday, October 1st, apparently caused by a trash can fire, while a high school student demonstration was taking place nearby. (translated)
The blockade movement of high schools in France continues and extends to universities, leading to tensions in several cities, particularly with violent incidents in Marseille and Nantes. (translated)
EN DIRECT - Blocus des Lycées : Les images du Lycée Nelson Mandela en flammes à Nantes - Le mouvement de mobilisation en soutien aux lycéens gagne les universités avec au moins 17 établissements touchés ce matin - Vidéo #lycées #violence #grève #blocus https://t.co/GYPT0XAo7y #lycées #grève #blocus #FR
⚠️🔥The Nelson-Mandela high school is on fire this morning in Nantes. No, this is neither a "student mobilization" nor a "demonstration to demand more resources." You can't demand more resources when you set fire to what you already have! This is an intifada. (translated)
