
The Swedish environmental activist went to the Paul Éluard high school this Tuesday morning to encourage the mobilized students.
This Tuesday morning, environmental activist Greta Thunberg joined the students blockaded in front of the Paul Éluard high school in Saint-Denis to support their movement and denounce the lack of investment in schools.
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High school students have been participating in a protest movement for three weeks in Saint-Denis.
The students of Saint-Denis were surprised to have a new demonstrator in their ranks. And not just any: this Tuesday morning, Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg went to the Paul Éluard high school, one of the first to participate in the movement born three weeks ago.
Draped in a white keffiyeh around her shoulders, the 23-year-old activist came to encourage the younger generation, with whom she is joining forces, to help them make their demands heard.
“Our future is being stolen from us and, as we have seen here, schools are not receiving the investments they need,” she declared in the middle of a blockade of the establishment, surrounded by a hundred young people.
For her, the struggle of young French people must continue, always integrating into the mobilization.
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