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)
"Violence could be legitimate, but whenever it can be avoided, it's better." (translated)
Patrice Faure has taken legal action against the LFI mayor of Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis) for "alleged acts of incitement to commit an offense" in the context of the high school blockade movement, announced the representatives of the State on Wednesday. (translated)
The police prefect of Paris, Patrice Faure, has referred to the courts against Bally Bagayoko, the LFI mayor of Saint-Denis, for incitement to commit an offense due to his statements on legitimate violence in the context of high school blockades. (translated)
Arthur Delaporte, PS deputy from Calvados, stated that the government bears a central responsibility for the violence that occurred during the blockades of high schools, where 625 people were arrested. (translated)
"I couldn't breathe anymore!!! You strangled me!!! I'm 14 years old!!!!!!!" and they prevent him from speaking. These images are devastating for @NunezLaurent! (translated)
"We can question the propaganda or the attitude of a certain number of militant far-left teachers who encourage blockages and say nothing about the violence. Does the National Education plan to impose sanctions against these teachers?" (translated)
In the West Bank, the rise in attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians raises fears of an escalation of violence, placing the Israeli army in a position of responsibility. (translated)
"Each time elected officials make statements that are incitements to violence, there will be criminal prosecutions," declares Laurent Nuñez, Minister of the Interior. (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)
A 47-year-old Algerian under an OQTF has been charged and incarcerated, suspected of raping a woman who was returning to her vehicle. (translated)
"I believe this is unprecedented in the National Education" 119 students and staff injured since Friday: "I believe this is unprecedented in the National Education," observes Édouard Geffray, Minister of National Education. (translated)
Possible return of the United Kingdom to the EU: "Come back," says Emmanuel Macron, who sees it as "very good news." (translated)
Blocking of high schools: Laurent Nuñez, Minister of the Interior, reports 625 arrests and "83 members of the internal security forces injured." (translated)
Laurent Nuñez, the Minister of the Interior, announced at a press conference that 625 arrests have taken place in connection with the high school blockade movement, which also resulted in 83 injuries among the internal security forces. (translated)
Since Friday, 119 students and staff members have been injured during high school blockades, an event described as unprecedented by the Minister of National Education Édouard Geffray. (translated)
"We are never in favor of violence," says Sandrine Rousseau, the "Ecologist and Social" deputy from Paris. (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)
