
Blockages, trash fires and mortar fireworks marked Monday in front of several high schools in the Ile-de-France region.
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The high school mobilization in Île-de-France gave rise to blockades of educational establishments.
Blockages, trash fires, mortar fireworks... The mobilization is intensifying in front of high schools.
STORY - At least 164 individuals were arrested on the sidelines of the blockades of several establishments in Île-de-France on Monday. Twelve members of the police were injured, as well as eight teaching staff including three school heads and a dozen high school students.
Several principals were attacked, injured or threatened during blockades of high schools in Rouen, Ingré, Auchel and Marseille. The unions condemn this violence and call on school leaders to close high schools if safety is not guaranteed.

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Violence and arson have targeted several high schools in France, notably in Nantes, Bordeaux and Marseille. Scuffles were also reported in Rennes and Toulouse, prompting the government to organize an interministerial meeting.

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