School Blockades Continue Across France as Protesters Are Called to the Bastille
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The Ministry of Education: 'Didactics totally or partially suspended in 375 schools' (ANSA)
El Periódico
Act IV. "Let's take the Bastille!" shouts a Parisian teenager. One more day, another of Paris' mythical squares is once again filled this Thursday with students protesting against the precariousness in high schools. It is 10 days since the beginning of the blockades and the tension is far from amoining, despite the announcement by the government to present at the end of October "fast and concrete" measures.Continue reading....
School Blockades Continue Across France as Protesters Are Called to the Bastille
Protesters gather behind a makeshift barricade near Sciences Po Paris, beside a French tricolor altered to feature a communist hammer-and-sickle symbol, during the student blockade on Oct. 7, 2026. (Etienne Fauchaire/The Epoch Times)
France’s student protests always go the same way
Students are gathering and blocking access near the School of Political Science, while other students are joining the high school student protest movement and the blockades at high schools in Paris, Ile-de-France, France, on October 7, 2026. The action is part of a nationwide education protest involving high school and college students, with new demonstrations and blockades announced for a week dubbed the “black week.” Des etudiants se rassemble…
Police launched tear gas to try to disperse the concentration of thousands of young people in the legendary Bastille square
Far from the shortness of breath expected by the executive, they were several tens of thousands of high school students to converge at the foot of the column of the Place de la Bastille, in the heart of the capital.
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