Anger of high school students: nearly two thirds of French people want the movement to stop
Quick Look
- Despite government announcements, the youth inter-union is calling for a new mobilization this Saturday, October 31 against the high cost of living, alongside the “yellow vests”.
- Students consider the current measures insufficient.
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Why It Matters
The government has announced measures to respond to young people's demands against the high cost of living. Part of public opinion wants the demonstrations to stop.
Despite multiple announcements from the government to respond to their anger, high school and university students have not said their last word. The youth inter-union (Fage, the Student Union, Unef and the High School Union) calls for continued mobilization in the streets throughout France by joining Act III of the movement against the high cost of living alongside the “yellow vests”, this Saturday, October 31.
“We manage to have some gains with the mobilization, but it remains crumbs,” lamented Sabrine Karbach, spokesperson for the Student Union this Monday, October 26, when the Prime Minister had just announced several measures to respond to their demands. If they do not belong to the inter-union, the Les Lycéens! and Renouveau lycéen also called on young people to continue the mobilization.
Considering that young people won their case at the start of the week, 64% of French people would like the student and high school mobilization to stop, according to a...
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Mobilization on Saturday October 31
Very likely · Within days
Open Questions
- What will be the scale of the mobilization on October 31?
