Anasse Kazib qualifie de « miettes » les annonces du gouvernement

Common points

• =The government presented on October 26 a series of measures, including the gradual replacement of Parcoursup by 2028 and capping secondary school classes at 28 students.
• =Student and student organizations, as well as the SNES-FSU and Unef, judged the announcements insufficient and maintained calls for mobilization, including the November 5 strike.
• =La France Insoumise called for a vote on Parcoursup at the National Assembly, denouncing "scam" according to several headlines.
• =Influencers were received at Matignon before student and student organizations, which unions criticized.

Divergences

• ≠The left presents the measures as "crumbs" or "smokescreen" and insists on structural problems; the right highlights François-Xavier Bellamy's critique that the debate focuses on Parcoursup at the expense of the baccalaureate level.
• ≠The left qualifies the reception of influencers as "denial of democracy" or a derailing communication plan; the centre and right mainly describe it as a communication operation that bypassed unions.
• ≠The centre prioritizes practical modalities and verification of claims, an angle less present in left and right headlines.
• ≠The right underscores the cost of 5 to 6 billion euros and the defense of Parcoursup by Jean-Michel Blanquer; the left puts more emphasis on the maintenance of the strike and unmet expectations.