Blocks of High Schools: Mobilization Continues, Tensions in Several Cities
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More than a hundred high schools have been blocked by demonstrators everywhere in France since Monday after the launch of a high school movement in order to protest against the absence of teachers and the overload of classes.
Born last week in Île-de-France on issues of means, replacement of teachers and jobs of time or unhealthy conditions, the movement has won many cities on Monday. The Union Syndicat Syndicat Scolaire (USL), the main representative organisation of high school students, called Tuesday for blockages throughout France in order to make the mobilization of students converge with that of the agents of the public service.
Blockages of high schools and universities are increasing on Tuesday 29 September throughout France. In Lyon, Rennes, Marseille and Île-de-France, tensions are rising, with interpellations and clashes, while LFI shows its support for the movement.
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Paris, Lyon, Lille, Bordeaux... Blockages in the vicinity of high schools continue on Tuesday throughout France, with the public support of La France insoumise, a movement that also extends to higher education.
Blockages of high schools take place this Tuesday in France, in the continuation of the movement of high school students engaged for a week in Île-de-France to protest among other things against the overload of classes and schedules or the absence of teachers.
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