The mayor of Manosque, Camille Galtier, has decided to cancel the young rap evening organized by Musiks in Manosque in 2027. This decision comes after incidents during a high school protest on Thursday, October 1st. The protest involved student mobilization in Manosque and resulted in property damage. In response, the mayor emphasized that public funds are not limitless and are derived from the labor of local workers and businesses. She stated that the money required to repair the damage caused by the protests would not be available for other public policies. Camille Galtier addressed the youth, urging them to stop the unrest. She said, "I count on you to stop these disorders. Because nothing is gained by destroying the common good." The mayor noted that two high schools were blocked during the protest. Students took to the streets to voice their demands for more resources and support. However, some of their methods of protest were more aggressive, including the use of rockets, throwing projectiles at law enforcement, and damaging public property. The mayor listed several incidents, including attacks on journalists and public buildings. She claimed that the high school students deliberately targeted schools and the city hall in Manosque. These actions have raised concerns about the impact of such protests on public safety and the community's infrastructure. The cancellation of the young rap evening reflects the mayor's response to the unrest and her desire to redirect attention and resources toward more constructive efforts.