It should inspire a number of slogans in the teachers' demonstrations this Thursday.
Barely three weeks after her appointment, the new Minister of Education, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, no longer suffers from a lack of notoriety.
His clumsy defense of his choice to send his son to Stanislas, a very posh Parisian private school, went through and should serve as fuel for the mobilization of teachers for this first day of strike since his appointment at rue de Grenelle.
“The exasperation caused by his statements is undeniably playing a role,” notes a French teacher.
The FSU-SNUipp, the leading union in the primary sector, is already counting on 40% of strikers in France and 65% in Paris.
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A sign of the times: to the initial demands of this movement, decided long ago, on wages and working conditions, was added the defense of public schools.
“The objective of the teaching unions is to attack the government and Emmanuel Macron.
All opportunities are good for them, and here, it provides them with a golden opportunity,” laments a historic Macronist.
“If half the teachers are on the street, will they be able to last long?
» is alarmed by a deputy from the presidential party.
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