Macron condemns school blockades, says anger does not excuse violence
President Emmanuel Macron, speaking from Spain, denounced the ongoing high school blockades in France and warned that anger cannot justify violent actions.
During a state visit to Spain, President Emmanuel Macron addressed the wave of blockades affecting numerous French high schools. He emphasized that while students may feel anger, it does not legitimize any form of violence. Macron also urged political leaders not to endorse or normalize the protests. The statement comes as the disruptions continue across the country, prompting concerns over education and public order.
Why it matters
The president's stance could shape how authorities and politicians respond to nationwide school protests.
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