For these same remarks, Valérie Pécresse, president of the Île-de-France region (who is responsible for the maintenance of high school students), sent the bill for the repair work on the gate of Paul-Eluard high school, estimated at 100,000 euros, to the town hall of Saint-Denis. (translated)
🔴🇫🇷 𝗙𝗟𝗔𝗦𝗛 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢 — Scenes of riots are breaking out everywhere in France: here, in Le Mans, high school students are destroying scaffolding before jumping on vehicles. (translated)
Let's reiterate the basics: if a burned trash can shocks you more than high school students studying in unheated classrooms, with classes of 35 students, and institutions falling into ruins, you are part of the problem. (translated)
When you are a high school student, you don't mobilize to take batons to the face, you don't mobilize to get shot in the eye with a rubber bullet or have a tear gas grenade right in your face. High school students mobilize to obtain worthy educational conditions. Glory to those (translated)
They are so afraid of tomorrow's events at Paul-Eluard that the principal has decided to close the high school tomorrow in an attempt to break the important mobilization, supposedly to fix the gate. The attitude of the administration of Paul Eluard, hand in hand with the prefecture to repress the movement, is just scandalous. The teachers, AED, and high school students are maintaining the call for a huge gathering tomorrow in front of the high school, with many schools coming and students from Paris 8. I will be present myself tomorrow to support the mobilization ✊🏼🔥 They are on strike, so support them financially. (translated)
All the filthy assholes who come to lecture the very high school students. High school life is a torture, and every normal person who has come out of this hell of 8 am to 6 pm in overcrowded and dilapidated classrooms wonders how they managed to endure it for so long. (translated)
The movement of high school students in France generates strong mobilization and tensions across the country, with blockades and protest actions against various educational and social issues. (translated)
The police (of over-equipped fifty-year-olds) is having fun everywhere in France blinding and strangling high school students (teenagers between 15 and 18 years old) but it's the students who should calm down ah that's nice 👍 (translated)
The police (of over-equipped fifty-somethings) is having fun everywhere in France blinding and strangling high school students (teens between 15 and 18 years old) but it’s the students who should calm down ah that’s nice 👍 (translated)
Marine Le Pen participates in the conspiracy thesis of high school students "manipulated" by LFI. She has nothing to say about the scandal of one out of two schools lacking teachers. It's normal: she plans 150 billion in cuts if she is elected. She is president, she (translated)
🛑 Press Release 🛑 The police of Saint-Denis is trying to intimidate the lawyers who defend the high school students ⤵️ https://t.co/MLT0SN9GdH (translated)
Henri Poincaré High School in Palaiseau, high school students are taking photos in front of a fire in the middle of the street, waving Palestinian and Algerian flags: and you see nothing coming? (translated)
FLASH - High school students from all over Île-de-France are called to gather tomorrow at 10:30 AM in front of Bartholdi high school in Saint-Denis. (translated)
I am learning via an AFP dispatch that the police prefect of Paris has sent a report concerning me to the public prosecutor of Bobigny in the context of the high school mobilizations. I take note of this and I will naturally respond to any request from the judiciary. This report seeks to lend credibility to a controversy based on truncated quotes and biased videos. Facts, however, are stubborn and prove that violence is not our method of action. Each of my visits to the various blockades has sought to ensure safe and serene conditions for young people so that they can express their demands. That is the essential matter and nothing should distract us from it. These demands call for a political response, not for silence or repression. And, whatever happens, I will continue to stand by their side, peacefully and firmly. (translated)
In Tours, a high school student was injured in the eye by a shot from a LBD during a blockade, which led to an investigation by the IGPN. (translated)
Alexis Corbière, Ecologist and Socialist deputy of Seine-Saint-Denis, is concerned about the situation of public schools as the mobilization of high school students continues amid violence, while Emmanuel Macron expresses his understanding of the demonstrators' concerns while condemning the anti-Semitic remarks of Jordan Bardella. (translated)
Every time elected officials make statements that incite violence, there will be criminal prosecutions. During a press briefing dedicated to the high school movement, Laurent Nuñez indicated that 356 institutions were affected today, compared to 338 yesterday at the same hour, according to an unconfirmed report. (translated)
Laurent Nuñez, the Minister of the Interior, announced during a press conference on the blockade of high schools that there will be legal action against elected officials inciting violence, while 356 establishments are affected by the movement and violence has resulted in injuries among the security forces and arrests. (translated)
The mobilization of high school students continues with violence resulting in 32 injuries among students and education officials, as well as 83 law enforcement officers injured, while 625 people were arrested during the blockades this Wednesday. (translated)
Madame Le Pen, In a high school in my constituency, I am being told about rats in the cafeteria. Rats. In the cafeteria. The high school students are not violent. They are angry, and they are right. They ask that France lives up to the promises of the Republic. (translated)
