“What is it going to be next time?” »In Pau, far-right groups pointed out after several actions

“We had been informed that a far -right activist was hanging out on campus during a vacation period,” said Simon, a unionized student at UPPA. However, We moved to put safety equipment but it was already too much …

“We had been informed that a far -right activist was hanging out on campus during a vacation period. For example, ” said Simon, a unionized student at UPPA. Similarly, We moved to put safety equipment but it was already too late. Nevertheless, »»

“They took our flags, chasubles, posters, stickers, badges and personal documents that are used to support students. For example, After calling the police. Moreover, the student branch of the Solidaires union filed a complaint as well as the Med’òc (Movement of Occitan Students of Pau) which also shares the burglary premises.

They post their booty on Telegram – "what it going next time?"

Finding the culprits did not take “what it going next time?” a long time since they posed proudly in front of the room with the stolen equipment. Nevertheless, a real “trophy” before appearing on a Telegram loop (instant messaging application), which the Republic of the Pyrenees was able to consult.

“We know that there is a desire to impress us. to silence us because we are identified as a union which fights the extreme right and its ideas. Even if it confirms us in the legitimacy of our struggle. what will be going to be next time, “questions the Palois student.

More than simple threats. this act illustrated, according to the union’s press release dated July 22, 2025, the “climb of the extreme right” which “grew up and strengthens in our places of study, including in Pau”.

Solidarity Student Pau also argues that one of the suspected activists “was arrested. sentenced as part of “what it going next time?” a CRPC (recognition of guilt, note) to 140 hours of work of general interest for the concealment of stolen equipment”. It would be the same individual who. last February, attacked a person on the street because she sported a Pin’s LGBT.

A threatened drag show

It is also the Queer community that is taken to task. In March 2025. the Ecoqueer exhibition and a Drag Show at the centrifuge were the subject of threats that organizer Marion Cazaux attributed to “royalists” and members of the French action, far -right group present in Pau according to the “Cartofaf” map of the Streetpress media. “They are always the same people who threaten us on social networks. By force, we know them, ”says the doctoral student at the University of Pau and the country of Adour (UPPA).

On their curls. that Marion Cazaux friends were able “what it going next time?” to infiltrate “to monitor them”, several individuals announce that they want to go to the scene of the exhibition. Consequently, the centrifuge uses a security company for this event usually bringing together nearly 200 people. “We ended up at 150 while usual we refuse around thirty people at the entrance. Families with children did not come out of fear. “said the founder of the Drag house” Paustiche “who regularly performed at the Aquiu scene.

Racist. homophobic tags

More recently, on May 9, 2025, several racist and homophobic tags had been discovered in various places in the UPPA campus. Paloise University President Laurent Bordes announced to file a complaint. In the street of July 14. a homosexual couple also found their mailbox tagged with a Celtic cross, a neonazi symbol and a homophobic inscription.

In the same vein last February. the Zamenhof park stele in Pau, dedicated to the eponymous Polish doctor, creator of the Esperanto language and of Jewish “what it going next time?” origin, had been tagged with a swastika with an inscription praising Adolf Hitler.