Angry Lyceans: In the Face of the Government's First Announcements, the Unions Feel that They Are "Very Far From the Point of View"
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After more than a month of mobilization, high school students are asking for concrete answers on their study conditions and the guidance system.
The trade unions The Lyceans! and the Fage greet on France Inter a "first step" of the government to respond to the anger of students and high school students but consider the announced measures insufficient.
For the first time since the beginning of the movement, the government has finally announced concrete measures for high school students on Monday, 26 October, but these remain far from the expectations of the latter, who continue to call for mobilization.
Anaïs Ella, student of the Kléber High School in Strasbourg, member of the Les Lyceans trade union, and Suzanne Nijdam, president of the FAGE (Fédération des Associations Générales Étudiants).
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