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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Song Jin-won = As protests by French high school students angered by the learning environment spread nationwide and even took on severe violent aspects in some regions, the government...
France has been plunged into extreme chaos as protests by high school students calling for improved educational conditions escalated into violence. As the situation spiraled out of control—including school buildings being set on fire and nearly 2,000 arrests by police in a single day—French Prime Minister Sébastien Le Cornu hurriedly convened an emergency crisis cabinet meeting to discuss countermeasures. Ahead of next April's presidential elect…
A dean sprinkled with gasoline in Marseilles. Crisis cabinet, the government accuses France Insoumise (ANSA)
France has witnessed an unprecedented wave of arrests against the backdrop of school protests that in some areas have turned into violence, with authorities arresting some 2,000 people, most of whom face charges of assault against police officers. The Ministry of the Interior reported that on Thursday there were 1949 detainees, and a total of 305 police and gendarmerie officers were injured.
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Capital.grToday, around 400 schools are expected to remain closed, but will operate via distance learning, announced Education Minister Edouard Geoffrey.
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