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Anger of High School Students: in the South-West, the Processions of the "Act V" Have Been Reduced to a Few Days of Holidays but the Fire Is Far From Being Extinguished

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Fewer demonstrators marched on Tuesday 13 October in Bordeaux, Pau, La Rochelle or Périgueux despite the reinforcement of the students. The anger of the young people was palpable despite the government's announcements.

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Fewer demonstrators marched on Tuesday 13 October in Bordeaux, Pau, La Rochelle or Périgueux despite the reinforcement of the students. The anger of the young people was palpable despite the government's announcements.

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This Tuesday, October 13, was held throughout France the "Act V" of the high school mobilization, started mid-September. In Bordeaux, 6,000 high school students and teachers marched in the streets of the city center, to continue to demand more resources, human and financial, for education, but also to denounce the police repression of the movement.

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High school anger does not weaken in Béarn: high school students were on the street on Tuesday 13 October, asking for more means, among other things. Claims that echo those brought by others

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They were about 600 to beat the pavement on Tuesday 13 October between Anglet and Bayonne. Just a few days from the school holidays, this fifth act of...

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Mediabask broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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