
The Swedish activist joined the high school movement in front of the Paul Éluard high school
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Greta Thunberg went to Saint-Denis to support striking high school students. She advocates a convergence of social and environmental struggles.
This Tuesday morning, the high school students from Paul Éluard in Saint-Denis performed an aura battle in front of an international spectator, the Swede, Greta Thunberg. In a video posted online, she is hilarious and applauds enthusiastically, clearly enjoying this moment of levity with her classmates for a day.
Coming to provide her support to the French youth who are demonstrating, she said she was “extremely proud of them” at the microphone of the journalists who came to question her in the stronghold of the Insoumis Bally Bagayoko. “The world sees you and the world is inspired by you,” she said to them, urging them to “fight for this future that is being stolen from us before our eyes.”
She called more broadly on the high school movement to unite with that of workers, migrants, climate defenders in order to stand “against the same enemy: this extremely destructive system […] incompatible with human rights and humanity as a whole”.

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According to the 2027 draft budget, nearly a third of the appropriations of certain ministries, such as National Education, will finance civil servants' pensions. The government points to a demographic imbalance and announces pension savings measures.