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High school student representatives met Macron on 23 October and called for continued mobilisation, while a Laval movement cancelled its 24 October protest.
High school student representatives met President Emmanuel Macron on 23 October, according to reporting. Afterwards, the representatives called for mobilisation to continue.
In Laval, Mayenne, a high school student movement has cancelled its call to protest on 24 October. The reporting does not state the reasons for the cancellation or whether the decision followed the meeting with the president.
The available material does not specify which student organisations were represented, what demands were raised at the meeting, or whether the call for continued mobilisation includes dates or planned actions. Because each fact rests on a single report, the scale of student participation cannot be independently confirmed.
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Meeting Followed by Calls for More Action, Then a Cancellation
Viewed as a sequence, the student developments begin with a meeting between high school student representatives and Emmanuel Macron on 23 October. Afterwards, the representatives called for mobilisation to continue. The following day, a Laval movement that had called for protest on 24 October cancelled that call. The reporting does not state whether the cancellation followed or responded to the meeting, so the order of events is the only link the sources establish.
Students Weigh Dialogue With Government Against Continued Mobilisation
From the students' side, the meeting with the president was followed by a call to keep mobilising, which suggests the representatives see dialogue and mobilisation as running alongside each other. The Laval cancellation shows that not every student group is pursuing street action on 24 October. Together, the two developments point to a movement without a single position, although the sources do not say how many groups hold either view.