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Blockages of high schools in France: violence and demands
On the front page of the press this Friday: anger, an election under tension and reunions.
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High school blocks: Matignon denounces "urban violence"
The government believes that the movement of high school students, who protest against the lack of resources, "falls into violence". The authorities point to LFI's responsibility. The other news that has shaken political life is the anti-Semitic statements attributed to Jordan Bardella by Mediapart that are undermining Marine Le Pen's dediabolization strategy. France's report to the Jewish French and the State of Israel will also be discussed.
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High school blocks: Matignon denounces "urban violence" and points at LFI
The government believes that the movement of high school students, who demonstrate against the lack of resources in the National Education, "takes down in violence". The authorities point out the responsibility of La France insubmissive. Another news that has shaken political life is the anti-Semitic comments attributed to Jordan Bardella by Mediapart, which are undermining Marine Le Pen's strategy of demonization.
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France: high school blockages continue throughout the country
Blockages of high schools continue on Thursday throughout #France, especially in the Paris region, in Marseille, Strasbourg, or Rennes, faculties joined the movement. They demand better learning conditions
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High school protests and blockages continue against the backdrop of political tensions
Some 164 arrests took place on Monday in the vicinity of high schools following the protests and blockages of high schools, and on the eve of a call for a day of national mobilization. At the same time, the government and La France insoumée (LFI) accuse each other of the climate of tension in schools.
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France: Fishermen's anger falls, blockages lifted
The Minister for the Sea and Fisheries, Catherine Chabaud, announced on Friday 18 September, following a six-hour meeting in Paris with representatives of Mediterranean fishermen, that she would come Monday 21 at their meeting at the Grau-du-Roi (Gard) and at Sète (Hérault).