'Schools Will Be Blocked' as 'Students!' Movement Calls for Mobilization Starting Monday

Tunisian high school students are preparing a new wave of strikes at the start of the school year, following government measures deemed insufficient. The president of the 'Students!' movement, Pierre Sourzat, called on Sunday for the resumption of school blockades, highlighting that the government is not responding to students' fundamental demands. Among the issues raised are the lack of places in higher education and the reduction of class sizes, problems that directly affect the paths of young people. ⏱️ 1 min of reading Recent facts and developments As the school year approaches, students are demanding structural reform of educational policies. The government has announced targeted measures, but activists insist they do not address the root of the problems. The movement is calling for a review of university quotas and better resource allocation for schools, demands that are dividing public opinion. In a tense socio-economic context, the mobilization of high school students reminds of their central role in Tunisian political events. Protests could intensify at the start of the school year, testing the state's resilience in the face of young people's demands. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key points ▸ The movement is calling for a review of university quotas and better resource allocation for schools, demands that are dividing public opinion. ▸ In a tense socio-economic context, the mobilization of high school students reminds of their central role in Tunisian political events. ▸ Protests could intensify at the start of the school year, testing the state's resilience in the face of young people's demands. Follow the news live on Flash Radio The news is also followed live: listen to Radio Tunis Nationale, Shems FM and IFM 100.6 on Flash Radio, without registration. 🏛️ Radio Tu