France Promises Students Measures to Reduce Tension in Protests Shaking the Country for the Tenth Day in a Row
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The school protests in France continue. Premier Lecornu has now secured better learning conditions for the students, without promising additional financial support. However, new protests have already been announced.
The French Prime Minister Lecornu has promised the protesting students better learning conditions.
Lecornu announced five projects focusing on the immediate replacement of absent teachers, improving infrastructure, school hours and transparency in the university access system in France.
Student organizations demand tangible commitments and are preparing for a new day of demonstrations this Thursday.
France's government responds to the ongoing protests at schools. Prime Minister Lecornu shows understanding and announces improvements. However, he remains tough on a central demand.
Sébastien Lecornu wants to improve learning conditions shortly before the presidential elections. He promises structural improvements, more teachers and revised timetables. There is no more money.
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