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The attacks in Toulouse in 2012, committed by Mohamed Merah, and those of November 13, 2015 in Paris, involving Salah Abdeslam, remain traumatic events in France. Any apology for these acts is criminally reprehensible.
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Blockade of high schools: near Orléans, high school students sing in praise of Mohamed Merah and Salah Abdeslam, the prosecution opens an investigation
INFO LE FIGARO - A video showing high school students from Beaugency (Loiret) covering a song with lyrics referring to the attacks in Toulouse and November 13 was broadcast on social networks. The Orléans public prosecutor's office has opened a preliminary investigation for “apology of terrorism”.
High school crisis: the 3000 replacement teachers pulled out of the hat by Edouard Geffray are causing trouble
DECRYPTION - By revealing that this pool would be available in "the next few hours", the Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, demonstrated that these teachers were already part of the workforce, but were not affected. Enough to wonder about human resources management.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Orléans public prosecutor's office will continue its investigation and could place the identified high school students in custody.
Likely · Within days
The Ministry of National Education could announce reinforced prevention and reporting measures in schools.
Possible · Within weeks

Hundreds of high school students from all over France gathered in a general assembly in Paris to structure the movement, extend mobilization to workers and imagine new modes of action.

A new high school mobilization in France is distinguished by the diversity of its demands, ranging from the dilapidation of establishments to criticism of the Parcoursup system, revealing deep structural problems beyond specific requests.

After a week of high school protests and a blockade in National Education, middle school students attached to school campuses, such as at the Voltaire college-high school in Paris, missed several days of classes, sparking mixed reactions between support and concern.
Viral videos compare French high school students, accused of laziness, to alleged Chinese high school students working until 10 p.m. In reality, these images show university students, and the Chinese school system places extreme pressure on students.

In response to high school protests, the Ministry of Education deploys replacements. Agathe, a beginner math teacher, was assigned 120 km from home to teach French, a subject in which she does not master.

The Minister of Education, Édouard Geffray, announced the immediate assignment of thousands of replacement teachers to establishments in difficulty, a measure which raises questions about the real availability of these teachers.