THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE REOPENING OF CLASSES BY THE GOVERNMENT WAS SUPERFLUOUS, TEACHERS CONTINUE THEIR STRIKE MOVEMENT. L’ANNONCE DE LA REPRISE DES COURS PAR LE GOUVERNEMENT FUT SUPERFÉTATOIRE, LES ENSEIGNANTS POURSUIVENT LEUR MOUVEMENT DE GRÈVE



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This Monday, despite all the noise made by the government announcing the resumption of classes, a general meeting of the CONASYSED informed public opinion that the strike continued. What would the regime say?


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Ce Lundi, malgré l’annonce tonitruante du gouvernement de la reprise des cours, une assemblée générale de la CONASYSED informait l’opinion que le mouvement de grève se poursuivait. Qu’en dira le régime?




(Photos: Jef Allogho Mintsa )

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