Decryption: Who Is the Bordelaise Louise Montangon, Rising Star of the RN on the TV Sets of High School Anger?
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The words of the student in philosophy, invited to participate in several television debates on the high school movement, are flourishing on social networks. From awakening to politics to its presence on the
The high school mobilization is an opportunity to see the emergence of new faces, future political pushes, highlighted by the media. This week, Elwan and Louise Montangon experienced their warholian quarter hour.
In front of Gabriel Attal, the 22-year-old Louise Montangon of the Bordelaise, is displayed in anti-block Aegeia. Behind this student in philosophy, a rural childhood and a political turn that questions her origins and her parents.
PORTRAIT. At the age of 22, this Bordeaux student was forced on the plateaus by her departure. As a child of the campaign that became a militant of the UNI, she left her campus because of the extreme left.
Militants La France insoumise (LFI), embossed at the Gathering National (RN) or single high school students filmed in front of their blocked establishment: portrait of these young people who, sometimes in spite of themselves, have become the media faces of the high school movement that mobilizes hundreds of thousands of students in France.
The high school mobilization has not only produced blockages and confrontations: it has also produced its stars. Elwan, who became a viral phenomenon and then softened by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, now confronts Louise Montangon, a UNI and RN activist. Around them, union leaders and elected officials are also looking for their quarter of an hour of media.
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