Paris
Raspail Appeal from students occupying the EHESS
This following text is a translation of the Raspail Appeal which students occupying the EHESS in Paris put out before being evicted.
While this occupation of the EHESS (School of Higher Social Science Studies) has ended, many of these students have joined the occupation at Tolbiac University, Paris. The statement, issued on 24 March, about the CPE, comes from a socially and ecologically minded anarchist perspective.
The Raspail Appeal
2,000+ invade Gare de Lyon train station, Paris
tf1 is reporting that over a thousand youths have invaded the Gare de Lyon train station in Paris. Le Figaro is now putting the number involved at 2,000, saying they have occupied the TGV lines.
Report from Indymedia Paris
15.45 Thursday 30th March Paris: At the Gare de Lyon. 3,000 people have blocked the tracks forcing cancellations of TGV and regional commuter trains.
CPE protests: Blockades across France
Brief reports of the road and rail blockades across the country last Thursday 28 March, and updates on the mushrooming high school occupations as 62% declare solidarity with the anti-CPE movement.
Latest Poll
62% of French 'united', or 'in solidarity' with the anti-CPE movement (LCI poll)
Groups of a hundred in moving blockades, Lille
Report from Paris demonstration
A brief report of today's anti-CPE demonstration in Paris from Reglisse, a young student.
Today's demo in Paris was simply....... ***** amazing! Excellent organization, coordination, but, still, quite a lot of tension in the street. But still!!!!! I've never lived anything like this, even the demos against Le Pen were smaller in 2002....!!!!!!! I'm at loss of words to describe this.
Anti-CPE Movement: Paris, 28th March 2006
Photos of the March 28th 2006 demonstration against the CPE in Paris. Photos from MrsBinParis and http://www.flickr.com/photos/cicilie/.
Cars torched in Saint-Denis this morning
Amidst an anti-CPE gathering of several hundred pupils in front of the Paul-Eluard high school in Saint Denis, around a hundred pupils have damaged several cars and torched two.
The events were reported by French broadcaster tf1.
Saint-Denis lies in the North West of Paris in the Seine-Saint-Denis departement, number 93, where the riots of last November began.
Meanwhile this mornings papers went with the following headlines:
"The week when it can all change" Le Parisien
"The fateful week" Le Figaro
Statement from an occupier of EHESS
A statement by one of the participants in the occupation of the Paris university EHESS, which was broken by police this morning.
Friday morning, the Graduate Center for Social Sciences (EHESS) in Paris was cleared by riot police at 6am and left "ransacked." 72 people were taken into custody, asked for identification, questioned and released. By 11am, most of those detained were released and thus far, no charges have been filed.






