High School Blocks: Matignon Denounces "Urban Violence"
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The French government accuses the left-wing radical party LFI of inciting the violent student protests in the country.
On Thursday 1 October, the Republican presidential candidate put "in the public debate the question of the prohibition" of Jean-Luc Mélenchon's movement. A proposal as unjust as absurd and illegal, which further away the Vendéen from the Republican shores.
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lalsace.frThe Republican presidential candidate asks the question of the ban on unsuspecting France, a party which according to him advocates insurrection and violence and which he accuses of instrumentalizing the anger of high school students. Interview.
The government believes that the movement of high school students, who protest against the lack of means, "takes down in violence". The authorities point to the responsibility of LFI. The other news that shook the political life is the anti-Semitic statements attributed to Jordan Bardella by Mediapart and that are undermining the strategy of dediabolization of Marine Le Pen. France's report to the French of Jewish faith and to the state of Israe…
The government condemns "urban violence" and accuses the radical left.
While the high school grunt is growing in scale and is now joined by universities, the right and the far right accuse France, which supports the movement, of fuelling the violence that sparks some blockages.
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