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Education minister warns of school blockade contagion

France is facing a growing wave of high school protests, with hundreds of establishments disrupted on Monday. Unions have called for further national mobilization, and the Minister of Higher Education has expressed concern over a potential national outbreak of student protests, with more demonstrations already planned for Tuesday.

Meanwhile, the far-right National Rally party is grappling with an internal crisis following Mediapart's revelations about Jordan Bardella's alleged antisemitic writings. These allegations are reported to have undermined the party's 'de-demonization' efforts and are raising questions about the future of the Le Pen-Bardella presidential campaign.

In other domestic news, candidates for the left-wing primary engaged in a heated debate marked by accusations and disagreements over alliances. Additionally, France Télévisions reportedly reconsidered its use of a controversial Israeli contractor for sensitive viewer data after concerns about foreign interference emerged.

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Bardella Allegations Spark RN Internal Crisis

Revelations regarding Jordan Bardella's alleged antisemitic writings have reportedly undermined the National Rally's 'de-demonization' efforts, leading to an internal party crisis and raising questions about the future of the Le Pen-Bardella presidential campaign. CNews has been observed providing free defense for Bardella amidst these allegations.

CNews Accused of Climate Misinformation

A report by QuotaClimat and the Jean-Jaurès foundation highlighted the lack of environmental coverage on continuous news channels, specifically naming CNews as a "champion of climate misinformation," leading to a referral to Arcom.

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