
After the All Saints' Day holidays, high school students and students return to classes this Monday, November 2. An uncertain return to calm as several organizations call for new blockades.
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The weeks preceding the All Saints' Day holidays were marked by blockades in front of schools.
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After two weeks of All Saints' Day vacation, high school students and students return to class this Monday, November 2.
While the three weeks preceding their vacation were very agitated by the blockades in front of the establishments, leading the latter to partially or completely close, the return to calm is uncertain this return to school.
Several organizations called for blocking access to high schools and colleges this Monday.
At the beginning of October, the Ministry of National Education counted the partial or total closure of 400 to 500 high schools across the country.
The week before the holidays, access to around 200 establishments remained disrupted.
Pierre Sourzat, at the head of the Lycéens!, called this Sunday, November 1 for a blockade of high schools “from Monday” on the microphone of RMC.
“It will be more from Tuesday, but we know that there are high schools which will be blocked from tomorrow. And we support all our comrades who are blocking their high schools tomorrow,” he said…
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Blocking of several high schools from Monday, November 2 and the following days
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