On Saturday, October 3, Louis Letoublon, vice-president of the student organization Les Lycéens !, appeared on the French radio station RMC in the morning. During the interview, he criticized the "violence" that he said is "overshadowing student demands." Letoublon expressed concern that such actions could undermine the legitimacy of the students' cause. Letoublon also spoke about his recent meeting with the Minister of Education, which he described as unsatisfactory. He noted that while he was disappointed with the outcome, he remains committed to continuing the student movement. His focus, he said, is on maintaining a peaceful approach to advocacy. The student protests in France have been ongoing for several weeks, with participants demanding changes to the education system, including reforms to the baccalaureate exam and better working conditions for teachers. The demonstrations have sometimes turned confrontational, leading to clashes between students and police. Letoublon emphasized the importance of keeping the movement focused on its core objectives. He called for unity among students and urged them to continue their efforts through peaceful means. His comments reflect a broader effort within the student community to balance activism with non-violence.