Le Figaro reveals an intelligence note highlighting the role of LFI in the movement to block high schools

Le Figaro had access to the analyzes of the intelligence service at the hand of the Paris police prefect. In a recent note, from which we publish extracts, these officials alert their hierarchy and review events to fully understand how the revolt is gaining ground, fueled, according to them, by the most radical left.

The Mélenchon galaxy in action, really? The Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, is convinced of this: “LFI and its ultra-left proxies” are “at the origin of the movement” which has turned into “urban violence”, believes he can affirm the host of Matignon. Its services note that, on September 29, around twenty LFI national elected officials were also “involved in the movement”, from Lille to Rennes, via Toulouse, Albi, Rouen, Clermont-Ferrand, Bègles or Avignon.

“High school actions in Seine-Saint-Denis: a movement with an unprecedented character”. This is the title of the report from which we extract the key elements. Its conclusions demonstrate, at the very least, that there is reason to take the high school issue very seriously. Because the movement has now spread to many cities in the region, with attacks committed, including against teachers, multiple damages and fires spreading, from Nantes to Marseille, according to sources that Parisian experts believe they have identified, for their part, on their territory.

Blocking of high schools: the intelligence note which highlights the key role of LFI

The blocking movement of high school students and students, which ignited Thursday in several large cities in France, should continue on Friday, the government hoping for appeasement after having condemned “urban violence”. Seven months before the presidential election, in an electric social and political climate, this mobilization is more than sensitive.

All prefects issued orders on Thursday evening prohibiting demonstrations on Friday near high schools closed that day, in response to a movement to block establishments punctuated by violence, AFP learned from the Ministry of the Interior.

Thus the Paris police prefect, Patrice Faure, banned gatherings around 13 Parisian high schools closed on Friday, the names of which were listed in the decree. In all departments, the same instructions were given, the Interior Ministry added.