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Filed out of time, the declaration of the demonstration scheduled for Thursday in the capital was not registered by the prefecture. If Didier Lallement pleads a simple application of the law and will finally tolerate its holding, the unions see it as a bad “signal” after an attempt to appease the government.
Less than a week after mobilization “historical” of the educational community, the imbroglio around the Parisian demonstration, scheduled for Thursday, sounds like an attempt to stifle the discontent. Faced with an untenable health situation, the unions are once again calling for strong responses after initial announcements deemed insufficient: cancellation of the baccalaureate specialty tests, mid-CP assessments, sufficient provision of anti-Covid protective equipment but also and above all a massive investment through salary increases and recruitment. In a letter sent this Wednesday to the trade unions and of which Release became aware, the prefect Didier Lallement certifies that he“will not prevent” the progress of this mobilization, insisting on the fact that he had not “not prohibited”.
Disproportionate stiffness
Nevertheless, the Paris police headquarters did not provide the receipt attesting to his correct declaration, on the pretext that this “occurred outside the three-day periods [avant la tenue de la manifestation] imposed by the…