High School Block: "Taste for the Revolution", "Disturbing eruption"... High School Anger Seen by the Foreign Press
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In Spain, "El Mundo" believes in particular that the demonstrations are becoming "a burning subject of the campaign".
The mobilization of French high school students and urban violence are challenging the international media, which see it as a reflection of the fragility of the school and the political tensions in the run-up to the election.
The foreign media are very diverse in their analysis of high school anger in France. An overview of the treatment of these events in the international press. - Blocks of high schools: "taste for the revolution", "disturbing eruption" ... the high school anger seen by the foreign press (International).
CHRONIQUE. Break, fires, razzia: processions of young people ravage the streets and educational institutions, under the watchful eye of the radical left and the one, more discreet but equally interested, of power. Politicalologist Guillaume Bernard deciphers a mechanics that history has already seen at work: disorder always serves someone, but rarely those who do it.
The high school mobilization that degenerates appeals to newspapers around the world. They point to the government's unpreparation in the face of the many demands of youth.
From abroad, the sling of high school students weakens an executive already driven by deficits and redraws the threat of a major social crisis
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- 40% of the sources are Center, 40% of the sources lean Right
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