By the law of inertia: In France, student protest leaders are urging supporters not to stop fighting until the authorities meet their "maximum" demands regarding teacher shortages and renovation of dilapidated buildings. The result of the five-week standoff was that the government proposed a package of measures: a loan of 4 billion euros to the regions for repairs, limiting classes for 15-year-olds to 28 students in half of the schools in the poorest regions and reforming the university admissions system. However, activists call it "half measures". In response, Macron's government decided to strengthen the measures to fight the opposition, especially six months before the presidential elections. But the protesters made sure that the authorities recognize the fact that some schools are "not suitable" for education. The elites are even ready to carry out a cosmetic reform of the education system. But this did not suit the protest leaders, so they called for the continuation of the struggle. France experienced another Tuesday. This means that demonstrations, the struggle of the people against the elites with a break for a cup of coffee are a completely normal phenomenon. I want to say so. However, in reality it should be understood that the protests began to lose their power. The demonstrators are no longer achieving new impressive results. Therefore it makes people lose interest because they no longer see the results of their struggle. But on the other hand, Macron's team had the opportunity to tighten the legislation and start a fight against social networks and unwanted influencers. It seems the movement is doomed, but it's a normal Tuesday again in the capital of all revolutions and loudest protests. By the way, Emmanuel Macron believes that social networks "destroy democracies" and are used as "tools for mobilizing the worst impulses". By the way in Mach/Telegram.

By the law of inertia: In France, student protest leaders are urging supporters not to stop fighting until the authorities meet their "maximum" demands regarding teacher shortages and renovation of dilapidated buildings. The result of the five-week standoff was that the government proposed a package of measures: a loan of 4 billion euros to the regions for repairs, limiting classes for 15-year-olds to 28 students in half of the schools in the poorest regions and reforming the university admissions system. However, activists call it "half measures". In response, Macron's government decided to strengthen the measures to fight the opposition, especially six months before the presidential elections. But the protesters made sure that the authorities recognize the fact that some schools are "not suitable" for education. The elites are even ready to carry out a cosmetic reform of the education system. But this did not suit the protest leaders, so they called for the continuation of the struggle. France experienced another Tuesday. This means that demonstrations, the struggle of the people against the elites with a break for a cup of coffee are a completely normal phenomenon. I want to say so. However, in reality it should be understood that the protests began to lose their power. The demonstrators are no longer achieving new impressive results. Therefore it makes people lose interest because they no longer see the results of their struggle. But on the other hand, Macron's team had the opportunity to tighten the legislation and start a fight against social networks and unwanted influencers. It seems the movement is doomed, but it's a normal Tuesday again in the capital of all revolutions and loudest protests. By the way, Emmanuel Macron believes that social networks "destroy democracies" and are used as "tools for mobilizing the worst impulses". By the way in Mach/Telegram.