Students Block Paris High School in Protest
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The unsubstantiated mayor estimated this Thursday on France Info that his presence on Monday and Tuesday at the Paul-Eluard high school in his city was legitimate. The mobilization, enamelled with violence, was part of several Parisian suburban establishments about a week ago.
High school students continue the blockade this Thursday, October 1st, demanding more educational resources and denouncing the shortage of teachers. In Toulouse, the demonstrations started early this morning.
High school students who demand, among other things, teacher replacements and more resources, hope to play Thursday the "Act Two" of their protest, emboldened by violence, with the students who should join them.
Several student unions have announced their willingness to join the movement to denounce the lack of resources in schools.
The Lycée Paul-Eluard de Saint-Denis, in Seine-Saint-Denis, became one of the epicentres of high school mobilization in France, with the support of Mayor Bally Bagayoko. Students and teachers denounce a daily that has become untenable.
The prefect of Indre-et-Loire authorizes the police to use drones to capture images on Thursday 1st and Friday 2nd October in the rallies in front of high schools in Tours.
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