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More divergent than 23% of recent comparable stories (reference: 90 recent stories measured with the same method).
this subject is more divergent than 23% of recent comparable stories
Switzerland
Bern is deciphering the French high school crisis from its political aspect: between Minister Geffray's promise of dialogue and the accusation launched at La France insoumise, the Swiss Romandy and Alemannic press is mainly weighing the battle of responsibilities.
What each one tells
United States
The United States retains above all the street images and the words of the students: a high school revolt that has become national, between degraded classrooms, absent teachers and confrontations with the police.
Switzerland
Partisan
Le Temps puts at the forefront the responsibility attributed to LFI and the electoral ambitions attributed to it.
Budgetary
SRF presents the demand for resources for education as the driving force behind the movement.
What the account puts first
United States
through violence
the video title and summary highlight the clashes before the school demands.
Relying on student testimony
the account opens with the words of a 15-year-old high school student in Paris, with no voices from teachers or parents in the available passage.
and the figures
around 400 high schools closed
High schools closed on Friday, October 2
high schools
this press does not report this figure
this press does not report this figure
People arrested since the start of the movement
people arrested
this press does not report this figure