High School Anger: Test Day Wednesday After Massive Mobilization
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Returning to class or continuing the movement? Young people's attitude will be scrutinized this Wednesday, following a day of demonstrations that led between 200,000 and 400,000 people into the streets, and on the eve of a new "Act IV" on Thursday.
In the wake of a massive mobilization, the executive is trying to restore calm in schools, while unions are calling for further blockages.
On Tuesday, hundreds of thousands of people responded to the call for the mobilization of high school students everywhere in France. High school and student organizations called for further action and even a new demonstration on Thursday for some of them. Follow the latest information. - IN DIRECT - Anger of high school students: after the strong mobilization, the organisations call for the continuation of the movement (Society topics).
The High School Union and the Student Union are calling for further action, and for new processions starting on Thursday.
The High School Union and the Student Union call for further blockages on Wednesday, and for new processions on Thursday, for an "act 4", in Paris and other cities, according to the Student Union. If it wants to calm the anger, the government must "unlock" the budget for education and higher education, stressed Tuesday evening Suzanne Nijdam, president of the Fage, the first student organisation. "After the tsunami of 6 October, we continue", th…
Hundreds of thousands of people marched on Tuesday throughout France, from high school students to the parents of students. This Wednesday, the youth organizations... Read more After a day of massive mobilization, young people do not intend to stop appearing first on Le Singulier.
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