France Is Burning Down
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15 Articles
The principal and vice-president of the lycée Victor Hugo of Marseille were not sprinkled with gasoline during the protests of the students of the first October. Nor was it the secretary and the other member of the school team on the spot. The four were reached by sketches while some people poured fuel into the dumpsters. To deny the news, first spread by the Region and relaunched by the same Minister of Education, was the regional school office…
On Thursday October 1st, tensions broke out near Victor-Hugo High School in Marseilles, as part of the high school movement. Misinformation circulated, claiming that personnel had been sprinkled with petrol....
In Provence, high school students began their fourth day of mobilization to denounce the lack of resources and teachers. The day was marked by violence. In Bouches-du-Rhône, 40 institutions were affected by the mobilizations and 18 were blocked.
RECIT - The second city in France, where more than 2,000 people have protested, has suffered from the high school protest movement which has been burning the country for several days. Fires and assaults have been on fire during the day, while public transport has been interrupted.
The information, published on Thursday October 1st by Edouard Geffray on X, comes from a press release from the South-Paca region that targeted La France insoumée. The rectorate has since denied the information.
The high school demonstration, which started a little over a week ago from the suburbs of Paris to denounce the lack of teachers and means in public school, widens and becomes more violent. The premier convenes an interministerial meeting of crisis
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