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High School Student Protests in France Escalate to More Violent Anger, Expert Says

The high school student movement in France continues with blockades in several schools. According to Philippe Moreau-Chevrolet of Sciences Po, the legitimate mobilization is now marked by more violent anger and media attacks amid tense politics before the presidential election.


Thomas Rivière
Thomas Rivière
October 3, 2026  ·  1 min read
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The high school student movement in France has continued for several days with blockades in multiple schools, reports France 24 on Thursday, October 2.

Philippe Moreau-Chevrolet, professor of political communication at Sciences Po and guest on France 24, emphasizes that while the students’ demands are legitimate, the mobilization is now characterized by a climate of anger and distrust.

He also notes the presence of more violent elements and attacks against the media, indicating that the students are caught in a tense political context ahead of the presidential election.

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