French High School in Lisbon Closed Due to Blocking Threats
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Direction says, in a note sent to the education officers, who acted in conjunction with the Embassy of France. The protests in that country, which started 15 days ago, have already taken 250,000 people to the streets.
The French high school students would be preparing a blockage similar to those that are taking place in France. The decision to postpone the start of the classes was taken in conjunction with the French Embassy in Portugal
High school students from the French High School would be preparing a blockage similar to those that are taking place in schools in France.
French High School Charles Lepierre, in Lisbon, suspended the start of classes this Thursday, October 8, after information about a possible blockade organized by high school students emerged. The decision was taken in conjunction with the French Embassy, at a time when French student protests have already led to the closure of hundreds of schools. The content Blocking threats close French High School in Lisbon appears first in Folha Nacional.
The French High School Charles Lepierre, in Lisbon, is closed for security reasons this morning, according to SIC News, which indicates that a "block" similar to those taking place in France was being prepared. The decision was taken in conjunction with the French Embassy in Portugal.
<p>The risk of blockage led to the closure of the school.In France, hundreds of schools have been affected by demonstrations over the past week.</p>
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