The Paris police prefecture issues, on Monday 9 November, three orders partially banning demonstrations. These texts target the movement of high-school students, university students and teachers planned for Tuesday in the capital.
A third component completes the package. An order bans demonstrating or gathering in several places in Paris, notably around the seats of power.
In place of that route, it substitutes a precise axis: Panthéon–Place d'Italie. The teachers' union is thus imposed a march whose design is no longer its own.
On the FSU side, the demonstration remains a procession, but only along the Panthéon–Place d'Italie route set by the prefecture after the ban on the filed route.
The three texts thus concern the same movement, announced for Tuesday, and distinguish high-school students, university students and teachers.
The orders do not cancel the announced day. They alter its framework: filed routes refused, a substitute itinerary and a static gathering imposed.
The file of the regional student coordination meets a refusal of the same kind. The planned departure from Place de la Bastille is not retained.
The Interfac general assembly is imposed this same fixed point, still on Boulevard de l'Hôpital. No distinct procession is granted to it.
On Monday evening, the prefecture announces that the route filed by the FSU teachers' union is banned.
The prefecture offers this coordination a static gathering on Boulevard de l'Hôpital, at the level of the Saint-Marcel metro station.