"Party Seditious", "Heavy Responsibility": the Right and the Far Right Accuse LFI and Jean-Luc Mélenchon of Stirring up the Anger of High School Students
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The Republican presidential candidate asks the question of the ban on unsuspecting France, a party which according to him advocates insurrection and violence and which he accuses of instrumentalizing the anger of high school students. Interview.
While the high school grunt is growing in scale and is now joined by universities, the right and the far right accuse France, which supports the movement, of fuelling the violence that sparks some blockages.
Bruno Retailleau asks "the question of the prohibition of LFI", while Gabriel Attal considers that Jean-Luc Mélenchon's party "is endangering the personnel of the National Education, the public facilities and the young themselves".
Bruno Retailleau (LR) proposes to ban LFI, accused of organizing insurgency via high school blockages. 625 arrests and 83 injured police officers have already been recorded this Wednesday.
The LR candidate in the presidential election said this Thursday that "the question of the prohibition of LFI" arises. He accuses the party of trying to "organize the insurrection" in the high schools.
The LR candidate in the presidential election, on the other hand, did not express his views on the demands of high school students regarding the deterioration of their educational conditions.
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