Paul Vannier

Paul Vannier believed that the Socialist Party had not recovered from the 1.75% obtained by Hidalgo and that it was leaving the national political scene by not presenting any candidates from its ranks for the presidential election. He presented this situation as a consequence of its choice not to censure the government and its change of alliance, adding that its candidate now aspired to the leadership of the Macronist bloc. #Politique #PS #Présidentielle (translated)

Paul Vannier paid tribute to Samuel Paty, whom he described as having been assassinated six years earlier by a terrorist for teaching. He also sent his thoughts to Dominique Bernard, to the loved ones and colleagues of both men, and believed that teachers should have peace and protection. https://t.co/hU8rQqYEmo #Hommage #Liberté #Éducation (translated)

The speech last night is therefore a hypocritical indictment against ten years of educational Macronism. On X, the deputy Paul Vannier, an education specialist at LFI, wonders what the Minister of Education has "done in recent months to suddenly discover 3,000 supposedly unassigned teaching positions," judging that "the speech last night is therefore a hypocritical indictment against ten years of educational Macronism." #Lycéens #Éducation #Mobilisation (translated)

Paul Vannier declared that he listened to Minister Édouard Geffray on TF1 and wondered why he had waited in recent months to point out that 3,000 teaching positions were allegedly unfilled. He emphasized that the minister was now calling for urgent recruitment after supposedly cutting 10,000 positions over ten years. Vannier also felt that Geffray recognized the limits of the "pact," which has been rejected since the beginning by teachers and their unions, and demanded an increase in the education budget after having presented resources as sufficient and on the rise. He described his speech as a hypocritical indictment against ten years of Macronist educational policy. He also accused Geffray of being one of the main responsible parties for the situation, recalling that he had led the DGESCO under Jean-Michel Blanquer for five years. Vannier attributed the decline of high schools, the standardization of school days from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and the establishment of Parcoursup to him, and deemed that he had remained passive in the face of the situation since his appointment as minister. Finally, he called for mobilization on Tuesday, October 13, at the request of high school students, university students, and teachers, predicting strong participation. #Éducation #Recrutement #Syndicats (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that the National Rally voted against eight measures examined the day before in the finance committee, which, according to him, would have made the wealthiest contribute to the financing of public services. He cited the creation of a universal tax aimed at the very wealthy residing abroad, the elimination of the flat tax on dividends, two proposals to raise this tax, the tripling of the surcharge on very high incomes, an increase in the minimum tax rate on large fortunes, a measure against circumventing inheritance rights through the spreading of donations, and the deindexation of the highest tax brackets from inflation. Vannier added that the RN had voted with the Macronists. #JusticeFiscale #Richesse #ServicesPublics (translated)

Paul Vannier stated that 20 million hours of classes are not replaced each year, which is one hour out of ten. He criticized the Minister of Education for considering the problem as "marginal" and denounced what he believed to be contempt. https://t.co/3RnO436qgf #Éducation #Mépris #Réformes (translated)

Paul Vannier deemed Nunez disqualified, using a formula that accused him of having blinded children. He believed that Geaffray had been overwhelmed from the beginning and that Lecornu, whom he presented as the last fuse, had blown the day before. According to him, the government was weak, lacking means and credibility, and did not understand the situation. He predicted that the high school students would win. #Gouvernement #Lycéens #ActionPolitique (translated)

Paul Vannier, a representative of the far-left party Unyielding France, which has expressed support for the protests, said that the teenager is still in the hospital and that the doctors cannot say with certainty whether he will lose sight in that eye or not. #Prosvjedi #PolicijskaBrutalnost #TeškeOzljede (translated)

Paul Vannier welcomed the mobilization of young people and stated that more than 100,000 people had gathered in Paris at the call of high school, student, and teacher organizations. He estimated that the movement could no longer be contained. https://t.co/he7qVRrF2n #Mobilisation #Jeunesse #Solidarité (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that Nunez's forces were following his instruction to show no restraint. He expressed his disgust and offered his support to a high school student as well as to the other high school students he described as victims of government violence while they were defending their study conditions. #Éducation #Violence #Soutien (translated)

Paul Vannier accused the Minister of Education of lying, claiming that the proposed job cuts were twice as numerous in secondary public education, with 836 positions, compared to primary education, which had 414. He described this announcement as a provocation during a day of mobilization against the record of ten years of educational policy under Emmanuel Macron. https://t.co/VTNQl0FA88 #Éducation #Mobilisation #Macronisme (translated)

Paul Vannier called on high school students in Argenteuil and Bezons, as well as their parents, to report any possible police violence to him. He stated that he could not accept that students in his constituency were being assaulted while they were protesting for their study conditions. He indicated that he had contacted the public prosecutor under Article 40 of the Code of Criminal Procedure regarding five incidents of violence that had been reported to him, and invited the affected individuals to contact him by email. #ViolencesPolicières #DroitsDesEnfants #Justice (translated)

Paul Vannier wrote that he had never witnessed such violent police repression against children. He recorded six incidents of police violence targeting high school students in his constituency within a few days and attributed them to governmental repression as well as a directive of "no restraint" that Laurent Nuñez allegedly transmitted to law enforcement. #ViolencesPolicières #DroitsDesEnfants #JusticeSociale (translated)

Paul Vannier questioned the usefulness of Édouard Geffray, whom he presented as completely marginalized within the government apparatus since the beginning of the high school movement. He asked if Geffray was trying to attract attention and suggested that he could have held his videoconference from his office, rather than disrupting the functioning of an establishment in front of the cameras. #Éducation #Politique #Lycéens (translated)