Do the decisions of the Minister of Education to calm the movement of pupils and students succeed?
In today ' s guest, we are discussing the protests of high school students in France against the deterioration of school conditions, overcrowding in classrooms and lack of teachers, at a time when the Government announced the use of 3,000 alternative teachers to contain the crisis. What's the catch of this move? And does he manage to move the French street again and expand the protest circle? Is the crisis moving towards release or is trade unions joining it? What is President McCron ' s position on these developments and how can they be reflected in the political scene and the upcoming presidential elections? Guest of the Programme: Hicham Abu Shahala, Researcher in Political Science.
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In today ' s guest, we are discussing the protests of high school students in France against the deterioration of school conditions, overcrowding in classrooms and lack of teachers, at a time when the Government announced the use of 3,000 alternative teachers to contain the crisis. What's the catch of this move? And does he manage to move the French street again and expand the protest circle? Is the crisis moving towards release or is trade unions joining it? What is President McCron ' s position on these developments and how can they be reflected in the political scene and the upcoming presidential elections? Guest of the Programme: Hicham Abu Shahala, Researcher in Political Science.
