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"This Is the Sign of a Government that Is Under Pressure," Says the Secretary General of the Snes-FSU After Sébastien Lecornu's Letter on the High School Mobilization

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In this mail broadcast on Sunday, the head of government launches several projects on the replacement of teachers, the school building or even the Parcoursup waiting for the first results by the end of October.

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In this mail broadcast on Sunday, the head of government launches several projects on the replacement of teachers, the school building or even the Parcoursup waiting for the first results by the end of October.

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Replacement of teachers, climate transition, representation of high school students... The Prime Minister is waiting for proposals before the end of October.

·Paris, France
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The Prime Minister sets five priority projects and a tight schedule to ease high school anger after a week of blockages.

In a letter addressed to some of his ministers and published on Sunday evening X, the Prime Minister announced "a road map with five projects and first decisions expected before the end of the month" in the face of the high school mobilization denouncing degraded conditions of study. Sébastien Lecornu thus tried to extinguish the movement while sending back the concrete answers to later.

In a road map addressed to seven ministers on Sunday, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu calls for the resumption of "all-inclusive" courses where it is possible to face the high school mobilization. He also sets five projects and a timetable to respond to the anger of the students.

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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