French Police Tear Gas Demonstrators in Paris Amid School Protests
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They are demanding generous support for education from the government, which is rushing to prepare a package of measures by the end of October - New mobilization next Tuesday, with workers on their side who will go on strike
Fresh violent clashes broke out on Thursday afternoon at a protest march in Paris’ Place de la Bastille. Pupils, students, teachers and parents gathered in the French capital’s historic square for a sixth day after protests against the education system erupted. While the rallies were largely peaceful, some protesters set fires and vandalized bus stops. In response, police used tear gas, batons and water cannons to disperse the crowd. “Water cann…
Two days after the big demonstrations on Tuesday, thousands of students went back to the square, and in Paris there were clashes.
Police officers, hydrants and tear gassers against protesters in the heart of Paris. In the Bastille Square anti-riot agents advance with shields while students and other people descended to the square behind the jets of water and in the clouds of gas. The images document the clashes of October 8, during the third week of protests to ask for more funds from schools, safe buildings and new hiring of teachers. The mobilization has already provoked…
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