High School Movement: Thousands of People Have Started to Scroll
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Relive in video this day of high school mobilization in Nantes. More than 12,000 people were present.
REPORTING - On Tuesday, a large-scale demonstration took place across the streets of France's sixth city. Five days after the fire at Nelson-Mandela High School, some of the young people were distrustfully observing the recovery of the movement by local groups.
In Nantes, a vast procession of thousands of people, high school students, parents or trade unions, started shortly before 11:00 a.m., behind a banner marked "Schools without money, country without future". The demonstrators, often teenagers, held signs marked "Youth angry, not facho" or "Lance teachers, not lacrymo". "We represent our high school, it is a way to gather together to keep the high school struggle going, even if we no longer have a…
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