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French High School in Lisbon closed by risk of blocking

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Briefings

A French Embassy in Lisbon issued a directive to education officials on October 8, 2026, stating it acted in coordination with the French Embassy. This follows protests in France that began 15 days prior, resulting in 250,000 people marching on the streets.

Key points

• The French Embassy in Lisbon issued a directive to education officials on October 8, 2026, stating it acted in coordination with the French Embassy.
• Protests in France began 15 days prior to the directive, resulting in 250,000 people marching on the streets.

Context

A French Embassy directive was issued to education officials in Portugal regarding a protest situation in France. The directive was sent on October 8, 2026, following protests that began 15 days prior.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single directive from the French Embassy in Lisbon. No specific dates for the protest start in France are provided, only the 15-day duration since the directive.

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