High School Movement: Mobilization Is Growing, the Executive in Search of an Exit From Crisis
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After responding to high school demands through contempt and repression, the executive is trying to change the pitch. But the movement continues to grow, threatening to bounce more beautifully on October 17.
Yesterday, the "Act III" of the high school movement brought together more than 260,000 people in France according to the Ministry of the Interior. Faced with a mobilization that does not seem to weaken and in the face of accusations of police violence, the Prime Minister tries to take over the hand. He will speak tonight on high schools, debt and fuel. What can be the government's response when his margin of manoeuvre is extremely weak?
Tuesday's day of mobilization is worrying at the state summit, where solutions to stem the challenge of some of the youth are yet to be determined.
Several hundred thousand people marched across France on Tuesday, putting pressure on the government.
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