
On the eve of a day of actions in support of the high school movement, Emmanuel Macron called on young people to demonstrate calmly, while denouncing an attempt at political recovery by La France insoumise.
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The government is facing a high school protest movement and has announced the deployment of 3,000 replacement teachers.
The mobilization of young people must be done “calmly, in order and with respect for both people and property,” declared Emmanuel Macron on Monday, on the eve of a new day of actions and strike in support of the high school movement.
Their demands are “subjects which deserve time, consultation, discussion, respect”, repeated the president, on the sidelines of a visit to the Mondial de l’Auto in Paris, adding, to the address of La France insoumise, that “in several places, there has been a desire to recover” the anger of young people.
“The government is moving forward (...) all the ministers concerned are also on the ground to carry out this work of listening, consultation and then decision,” he assured as the deployment of 3,000 replacement teachers, announced last week by the executive, began.
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Day of actions and strike in support of the high school movement
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