France is immersed in a student revolt that has intensified in recent days. What began a week ago with blockades on access to some high schools in the Paris region to protest against the lack of teachers and conditions in the centers has not only spread throughout the country, but has also led to clashes between students and the police on the streets of the country's main cities. There are already about 2,000 detainees, 1,800 in judicial custody, of whom 90% are minors, and hundreds injured. Among them, 305 police officers and at least 40 teachers, according to information from French authorities.

After a pause in the mobilizations and the indefinite teachers' strike on June 11, the involved entities have agreed on "the need to maintain unity of action and continue promoting the mobilization process," which is materialized in a call to demonstrate on September 12. "It has been agreed to continue working together within the framework of a strike, currently suspended, with the aim of resuming the demands raised to the Ministry of Education and demanding a real negotiation that provides a response to the teachers' demands," they declare.

On August 29 at 7:00 PM, more than 200 civic, social, and trade union entities from the Valencian Country, along with victim associations, the Local Emergency and Reconstruction Committees (CLER), and the Valencian Social Agreement (ASV), have called a rally in the Plaza de la Mare de Déu in Valencia to demand the removal of Carlos Mazón, former president of the Valencian Generalitat.

Intersindical Valenciana (STEPV) has denounced the budget accompanying law and Article 155, which calls for "ensuring ideological neutrality in educational centers, supervising that teaching activities, curricular materials, and school events remain alien to any kind of indoctrination".

The residents of Bages have organized this weekend to demand that the company ICL –Israel Chemicals Limited– leave the territory. A thousand people spent the night in a camp in Callús as part of a mobilization driven by Revoltes de la Terra to denounce the environmental and social impact of this company that has been exploiting the region's salt mines since 1998. The intention is to stay for the entire weekend.

After another chaotic morning on the commuter rail network, with Two new failures at the Adif control center The CUP has presented this Tuesday that they have stopped all trains during rush hour. a free online video game under the name Adventurers on the train. The game offers an "ironic and critical look" at the operation of the commuter rail service in Catalonia, in which players must drive a train with the goal of reaching their destination without delays. "Train your patience," the CUP members suggest.