Frap, a cartoonist and illustrator based in Loire-Atlantique, France, regularly contributes to Presse Océan with illustrations capturing local and national news. Recently, he has drawn attention to the reactions of the French Prime Minister in response to a significant mobilization of high school students. This movement, which has sparked nationwide discussions, involves students protesting various social and educational policies. Frap’s work often blends humor with sharp political commentary, offering a unique viewpoint on current events. His latest illustrations focus on the Prime Minister’s responses to the student protests, highlighting the tension between the government and the youth. The cartoonist's depictions have been widely shared on social media, drawing both praise and criticism from different segments of the public. The student mobilization, which began as a reaction to proposed changes in education policy, has grown into a broader movement addressing issues such as climate change and mental health. Frap’s cartoons reflect the growing influence of youth voices in French political discourse, capturing the frustrations and demands of the student protesters. As the situation continues to evolve, Frap’s illustrations remain a key source of visual commentary, providing insight into the political climate and public sentiment in France. His work underscores the role of visual media in shaping and reflecting societal debates.