Clémence Guetté, a politician from the France Unbowed party and a deputy representing Val-de-Marne, was a guest on the Grand Jury program this Sunday, October 4. France Unbowed is a political group that advocates for policies emphasizing national sovereignty and traditional values. Guetté also holds the position of vice-president in the National Assembly, the legislative body of France. The Grand Jury is a popular television program that features discussions on current events and public affairs. During her appearance, Guetté expressed her intention to take part in a planned demonstration scheduled for Tuesday. The demonstration is expected to bring together teacher unions, students, and high school students, who are protesting against a range of issues affecting education and public services. Despite recent incidents, including clashes and disruptions, Guetté remains committed to participating in the demonstration. These incidents have raised concerns about the safety and effectiveness of such public protests, particularly in light of the ongoing debates around education reform and public policy. Guetté's decision to join the demonstration highlights the ongoing tensions between political representatives and grassroots movements in France. Her involvement may influence public perception of the France Unbowed party and its stance on social and educational issues.