French High School Students Took to the Streets. What's the Deal?
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But could this mobilization also take shape in Quebec?
It began with a protest at a school near Paris. Three weeks later, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets of France, with clashes with police. We explain the origins of the French high school students' revolt and why it escalated so rapidly.
The demand movement of high school students in France has been echoed in Quebec. Will there be demonstrations in the vicinity of Quebec high schools?
The barricades continue in hundreds of French high schools, but in the suburb of Créteil, where the movement began three weeks ago, the gates are deserted. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry High School is closed after days of tension. A student describes the precarious conditions of the establishment.
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