High School Mobilization: High School Students "Need Change" and Call for Continued Movement
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Across France, high school students from all backgrounds, joined by many adults – parents, elected officials, union activists or ordinary citizens – walked to make their voices hear, mostly in a good-natured atmosphere.
The high school students mobilized in mass this Tuesday throughout France, despite calls for dialogue by the government. Several high school and student organizations are already calling for
High school organizations claim 450,000 protesters on Tuesday, including 100,000 in Paris, for the "Act III" of high school anger. The executive is looking for ways to get anger down again and must therefore find solutions to problems that have been reported for years.
Several hundred thousand people marched in about thirty cities on Tuesday, at the joint appeal of high school collectives and students and teachers' unions. The dense processions, young and good children confirm that the government can no longer ignore the mobilization started on 15 September.
The "Act III" of the high school movement was strongly followed this Tuesday, October 6. The processions, abundantly stocked, brought together more than 256,000 people in the Hexagon, says the Ministry of the Interior. The organizers evoke more than 450,000 demonstrators. - High school movement: a strongly followed mobilization, more than 250,000 people in the streets according to Beauvau (Topics of society).
French high school students are staging widespread protests. They are angry about a shortage of teachers, dilapidated buildings and long school days. Meanwhile, the government and the right wing are criticizing them for violence.
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