Student Mobilization: First Collisions in the Parisian Procession
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Thousands of high school students marched this Tuesday, October 6 in Paris between the squares of the Republic and the Nation. While the procession has long marched in calm, clashes broke out at the end of the afternoon between demonstrators and law enforcement forces.
Climate, Courcoursup, precariousness, employment, artificial intelligence... In the Parisian processions, high school students and students marched this Tuesday attesting to their difficulty in projecting themselves into the future.
A large demonstration in Paris on Tuesday drew many students, but also teachers, union members, and parents. The French education system is creaking at the seams, especially outside the capital. "The government will likely come up with a major plan after today, but we will not settle for that."
Accused by the Prime Minister of "sowing chaos", the unsubstantiated leader participated in the high school mobilization on Tuesday, October 6, during a long crowd bath among thousands of young people who composed the Parisian procession.
Several political figures were present in the Parisian procession in support of the high school mobilization on Tuesday, 6 October, including the leader of La France insoumise Jean-Luc Mélenchon. In particular, he put up the sign of a protester on which he was inscribed "Parcoursup us sort the state destroyed us". (Politics).
The Place de la République in Paris was black in the early afternoon. Thousands of young people found themselves there at 2 p.m. for Act III of their mobilization. The high school students, supported by the unions, call for a strike to denounce several difficulties: degraded establishments, teachers absent, the platform Parcoursup... On the spot, some tensions with the police were raised. Our reporter Pauline Godart is on the ground.
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