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The High School Movement Approved by 54% of the French, 69% Want the Government to "Discuss with High School Students"

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More than one Frenchman in two approves the student movement in France. Its demands regarding the number of students per class and the renovation of schools are gaining even greater support. Nevertheless, the support is weaker among the 60 years and older. - The high school movement approved by 54% of the French, 69% want the government to "discuss with the high school students" (Social Issues).

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A majority of French people support the protest movement of high school students, but their demands are divided. The violence of some students is also considered unacceptable by 79% of those surveyed.

Center

More than one Frenchman in two approves the student movement in France. Its demands regarding the number of students per class and the renovation of schools are gaining even greater support. Nevertheless, the support is weaker among the 60 years and older. - The high school movement approved by 54% of the French, 69% want the government to "discuss with the high school students" (Social Issues).

Center

A survey of opinion reveals that 54% of French people approve of the mobilisation, plebiscite the limitation of the number of pupils per class but reject the abolition of the Coursup A majority of

·France
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Among the high school demands, the opinion supports the limitation of the number of pupils per class but rejects the deletion of the Pathup.

·Paris, France
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In the monthly barometer Ipsos – Cesi School of Engineers realized for "La Tribune Sunday", 54% of French adhere to the mobilization of high school students, but their demands are discussed. Jean-Luc Mélenchon reinforces the polarization against him.

·Paris, France
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La Tribune broke the news in Paris, France on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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