Mobilization of High School Students: "In Ten Years, Emmanuel Macron Has Listened to No One," Says Boris Vallaud, MP PS of the Landes
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Supported by Raphaël Glucksmann, Boris Vallaud, president of the Socialist Group in the National Assembly, salutes the mobilization of high school students and illustrates a decade of "deaf and blind" power.
The high school and student mobilization is likely to continue at least until the end of the week: the measures mentioned by the Minister of Education, Édouard Geffray, have not convinced the...
French high school students will continue to block schools and take part in street protests, a student union said on Monday, after the government unveiled a package of measures to try to address growing problems in the education system. The high school blockades have been ongoing for more than five weeks, since September, and the protest movement has since grown into a […]
French high school students should continue to block their schools and take part in street protests, a student union said on Monday, after the government announced a package of measures to try to respond to a deepening crisis in education.
While 1 in 3 French people believe that the government has responded well to the demands of high school and students, a small majority consider its proposals insufficient 36% of French people believe that the government's proposals meet the demands of high school and students, while 52% consider that they go in the right direction but remain insufficient. 12% of the French people believe that the demands of social mobilizations have appeared fir…
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