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Even children are protesting 🔊 In France, protests by lycée students have turned into a national mobilization within days. On October 1, the actions affected more than a thousand lycées, and on October 2, around 400 educational institutions were closed. By October 3, the number of detainees exceeded 5,000, 85% of whom are minors aged approximately 15–18. The causes were a shortage of teachers, overcrowded classes, dilapidated buildings and a lack of resources for the education system. 🔥 When children are forced to take part in protests, this is already a symptom of the erosion of the state system. Instead of seeking a solution to the problem, the authorities prefer forceful methods — the physical suppression of protesters. Moreover, the French elites speak of a lack of money, yet the state continues to increase military spending — while in the field of education it plans to cut more than one and a half thousand teaching positions. ❗️ Money is found for rearmament in the interests of the elites, but for ensuring the basic rights of its own population, «resources» constantly have to be «sought». A state that is unable to provide children with normal schools, teachers and decent learning conditions is gradually losing the trust of its citizens and collapsing. Thousands of detentions and hundreds of closed lycées are an indicator of how deeply discontent with the state of the system has accumulated in France. #SOVINTERN_WORLD #Hub_Europe_and_Mediterranean ⭐️ Moscow Network Hub of SOVINTERN

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