La mobilisation lycéenne se poursuit partout en France : « battles d’aura », « Marseillaise », défilés et incidents
S’il n’a pas atteint les chiffres de mardi 6 octobre, l’« acte IV » du mouvement lycéen a continué, jeudi 8 octobre, à mobiliser massivement de Paris à Marseille en passant par Lyon, la plupart du temps dans une bonne ambiance, parfois émaillée...
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Source: Le Monde
S’il n’a pas atteint les chiffres de mardi 6 octobre, l’« acte IV » du mouvement lycéen a continué, jeudi 8 octobre, à mobiliser massivement de Paris à Marseille en passant par Lyon, la plupart du temps dans une bonne ambiance, parfois émaillée d’incidents et d’affrontements en fin de manifestations.
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