Gathering Against the "Police and Administrative Repression" in a High School on Strike in Saint-Denis
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Supported by Mayor LFI, Bally Bagayoko, a few hundred demonstrators are demanding the departure of the principal, criticized for having involved the police in the institution, and the arrest of an administrative investigation against teachers.
Several hundred people gathered this Sunday, November 8, in support of the personnel and students of the Dionysian school, who became a leading figure in high school mobilizations.
On 2 November, almost half of the staff of this high school voted for a renewed strike calling in the first place for the departure of the principal, who was criticized for "involving the police" in the institution to question a student on 15 October. This intervention is at the heart of an administrative investigation, which led to the summons of several teachers of the Paul-Éluard high school. On Wednesday, several dozen teachers and students …
They were several hundred Sundays in front of the town hall of Saint-Denis to defend the Lycée Paul-Éluard, hot spot of the high school mobilization. The... Read more In Saint-Denis, a massive support to the high school Paul-Éluard in struggle appeared first on Le Singulier.
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