France: Blockages in High Schools Tend and Cause Many Injuries
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Le Pen argued that Mélenchon would have personally gone to institutes to address young people and that members of their training would have participated in the mobilizations.
Protests by students in France are growing: some of the protesters have set fire to a high school in Nantes. In the pictures filmed on Thursday at the Mandela High School in Nantes, there is a huge flame spreading across the front of the building.
In France, students have joined the protests at educational institutions. For days, students across the country have been demonstrating against the alleged shortcomings of the French education system. Violence and vandalism are not being shied away from in the process.
The lobby of Nelson Mandela High School, in the centre of Nantes, was destroyed by a fire on Thursday morning during the blockage of the establishment, observed a journalist from the AFP. ...
While the protest movement gradually won the country's university campuses, the firefighters had to intervene in the face of a fire in the heart of Nantes.
The calcined hall and a blacked façade testify to the violence of the sinister incident at Nelson-Mandela High School in Nantes on the margins of the high school protests.
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