This weekend’s riots in France they continue affecting young Andorran students in the country. It is the case of Tudor Cordeanu, neighbor of Escaldes i student of a lycée in Paris. Ffor two weeks he has no face-to-face classes because there is a barricade at the center’s doors. In fact, according to tudorthey do not plan to resume face-to-face classes in full normality until after All Saintss. Tudor claims that on Wednesday, September 30, they went to class and they found a barricade and were locked in the center for hours. The next day, they could no longer attend. “Since then, there have been a day or two that students have entered, but they had to be evacuated thirty minutes later“, he explains. They were supposed to return to the classroom this week, but they canceled their classes and gave them just two hours’ notice. “It’s been a bummer“, he regrets. Beyond the affectations on the street, too there is uncertainty as to whether classes will resume and contents lost during this period. To make up for the missed sessions, the center has come up with a plan add a school week in June and extend the school hours some days It has also been studied to reorganize the exams, which are usually held on Saturdays, to fit them in during the week. tudorhowever, finds it difficult to retrieve all the tests due to the number of pending tests. in parallel, Paris maintains a curfew in the vicinity of Plaça de la República and Les Halles, between eleven at night and six in the morning. In addition, undeclared concentrations between the eight in the evening and six in the morning around the Elysée, the Champs Elysees, Châtelet, Vendôme and the train stations. Restrictions have also been applied to Lyon and, for the first time tonight, in Marseille. In the department of the North –Lilla– the limitation has been applied for days and Toulouse is scheduled for tomorrow.
