High School Mobilization: Heat, Seaweed Toxic sargasses... The Rector of Guadeloupe Faced with the Anger of the Students
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While the police repression against the mobilization of high school students continues, the students of Guadeloupe are not discouraged. Parents and teachers support their blocking in the hope of limiting the violence of the law enforcement forces. Les Abymes (Guadeloupe), report Despite the 29°C already displayed by the thermometer, Tuesday 13 October, and the drops of sweat that bead on his forehead, Andrea, 16, remains stoic. On the sign she h…
In Guadeloupe, where the high school protest movement has increased since Monday 12 October, Gabriele Fioni, the rector of the academy, went to the Petit-Bourg high school, for a time of exchange with the high school students. Chaleur, sargasses, seismic risks, several local problems were discussed.
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