Emmanuel Macron called on Wednesday for "quietness to return" in high schools and for the resumption of classes "at the start" of Monday "after the holiday of Toussaint".
The president of France, Emmanuel Macron, this Wednesday called for high school to resume classes next Monday, after the autumn break, and urged to lower tension after weeks of student protests.
In an interview with Hugo Décrypte, the head of state called for the reopening of high schools as early as Monday, after several weeks of protest, considering that the youth had been "heard".