In Guadeloupe, student protests have intensified as academic inspector Gabriele Fioni meets with students at Petit-Bourg high school to discuss local concerns.
Student protests intensify in Guadeloupe
Student protests in Guadeloupe have grown more active since Monday, October 12, with demonstrations and calls for change spreading across the region. Academic inspector meets students
Gabriele Fioni, the academic inspector, visited the Petit-Bourg high school to engage in a period of exchange with the students, aiming to understand their concerns and perspectives. Local issues under discussion
During the meeting, students raised concerns about local issues, including the impact of heat on daily life and the environment. Sargassum and seismic risks addressed
The discussion also covered the challenges posed by sargassum, a type of seaweed that washes ashore and affects coastal areas, as well as the risks associated with seismic activity in the region.
