The CGT Wants to "Protect the Right to Demonstrate High School Students", Says Sophie Binet
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Secretary General of the CGT Sophie Binet announces the presence of activists alongside high school students and denounces the police management of the crisis by the government The CGT will be present Tuesday in the
The government must put an end to repression and provide a political response to those who are mobilizing to demand a future that is confiscated from them, launches the Secretary General of the CGT in a forum called "Liberation".
"We have been outraged by what we have seen over the last ten days and by the unprecedented crackdown that the government has organized against mobilization," lamented the union's boss.
"CGT activists will be there to protect high school girls, because we've been outraged by what we've seen for ten days and this unprecedented crackdown that the government has organized," said the union leader. "We don't send the police to dislodge high school girls who express demands," she added. "Violence is still serving the mobilizations. Why? Because they are a diversion of the demands and content of the mobilization.
This Monday, Alba Ventura receives Sophie Binet, General Secretary of the CGT. The latter firmly defends the right to demonstrate high school students, denounces the violence and calls for a real constructive dialogue to respond to the demands. (Politics).
The CGT will be present on Tuesday in the high school demonstrations that it wants to "protect the right to protest", said its general secretary Sophie Binet on Monday. "Violence is still serving the mobilizations. We see it today," she added. "The conditions for the education of high school students have rarely been so degraded. The number of unreplaced teachers has doubled over the last ten years. The number of students per class has never bee…
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