LIVE - Social anger: “Stand together”, students, high school students and teachers call for a new day of action this Tuesday

The latest Odoxa security barometer for Le Figaro reveals that 79% of French people believe that the government was inadequate in the face of the riots. The Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, himself drew the consequences of the security fiasco by immediately presenting his resignation to the President of the Republic, who refused it.

All political parties combined, our compatriots are almost unanimous in showing distrust (73% of LFI, 72% of PS, 80% of LR and 88% of RN). The rejection is such that even 45% of Renaissance sympathizers join the chorus of critics. Beyond the panting macronie, it is the very structure of power which is now faltering.

Demonstrations are planned in most major cities in France. In Paris, a procession will leave at 2 p.m. from the Pantheon towards Place d'Italie.

After the ban on its demonstration initially planned to leave the Bastille, Interfac Île-de-France, which presents itself as the general assembly of students from Ile-de-France faculties, decided to join this parade to “stand together”, according to one of its members, Coppélia Moreau.

This day is also part of a broader context of mobilization of the public service: an inter-union called on Monday for a strike on November 17 to demand in particular salary increases, while the CGT invited “all employees, retirees and young people” to mobilize.

An inter-union group bringing together youth organizations and teachers is calling for a new day of strike and demonstrations on Tuesday, while discussions with the executive are at an impasse almost two months after the start of the high school and student protest movement.

“We call on all those who support the legitimate demands of youth, but also those of workers, to be in the streets tomorrow,” launched Éloïse Lefebvre-Milon, co-general secretary of the Student Union, on Monday after a meeting in Matignon on the Parcoursup reform which came to an end.

The inter-union CGT, FSU, FO, Solidaires, High School Union, Unef, Student Union, Fage and FSE had called on Saturday for a new day of mobilization this Tuesday.