High School Block: LFI Accused by the Government and the Right to Defuse Tensions, Mélenchon Calls for "Non-Violence"
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During a crisis meeting, Matignon accused La France insoumée (LFI) of organising high school blockages, a statement rejected by MP Hadrian Cluet. The mayor of Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko, was filmed...
The government believes that the movement of high school students, who protest against the lack of means, "takes down in violence". The authorities point to the responsibility of LFI. The other news that shook the political life is the anti-Semitic statements attributed to Jordan Bardella by Mediapart and that are undermining the strategy of dediabolization of Marine Le Pen. France's report to the French of Jewish faith and to the state of Israe…
The coordinator of LFI Manuel Bompard criticized Matignon on Thursday, who accused earlier France "and his proxies of the ultra-racuche" of being "at the origin" of the blockage movement of high schools, of "shadowing in conspiracy".
Rome, 1 Oct - The chaos exploded in the French high schools arises from concrete problems, but as often happens across the Alps has not remained... The article France, the revolt widens: from high schools to suburbs, LFI tries climbing comes from The National Primate.
The government points to the excesses of the high school movement and accuses LFI of defusing tensions. Jean-Luc Mélenchon denounces the violence of repression and calls for "the non-violence of the methods of
Shared between his desire to mobilize a young electorate and his quest for respectability, the candidate for the Elysée called on Wednesday for "non-violence", after calling on his troops the previous day to "interpose in the face of police savagery".
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