Hard-Left Party Blamed for Violent School Protests in France
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Actors from Jean-Luc Mélenchon's France Unsubdued "legitimize the use of violence," argues Eleanor Caroua - Understandable concerns but violence is not justified, says Macron
Accused by the power to orchestrate the high school sling, France takes on its presence on the pavement, its relays on the networks and its support for the demands. But from the political impulse to the direct responsibility in the clashes, the shortcut is too simple. The party accompanies the grunt without steering it.
The Melenchonist party is targeted by the whole of the political chessboard, from the centre to the far right, for its support of the mobilized high school students. While the high school contest degenerated on Thursday, the unsubstantiated elected officials refute any incitement to overflowsIs the anger of the high schools instrumentalized by LFI? While Thursday's day gave rise to a rise in violence, the Melenchonist party is accused of blowing…
The French government accuses the left-wing radical party LFI of inciting the violent student protests in the country.
On Thursday 1 October, the Republican presidential candidate put "in the public debate the question of the prohibition" of Jean-Luc Mélenchon's movement. A proposal as unjust as absurd and illegal, which further away the Vendéen from the Republican shores.
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