Leonardo Panetta wrote that, while the protesting students received widespread attention, Louise Montangon represented a voice outside the choir. He described her as an activist of the Rassemblement National and a philosophy student at the University of Bordeaux who was not on strike. According to Panetta, Montangon said she had to attend classes remotely because, given her political stance, she found it almost impossible to go to the faculty; she also claimed that students, professors, and administrative staff were all left-wing. #Manifestazione #Politica #Università (translated)