Student Protests Climb in France and Leave 48 Wounded Police Officers
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Urban guerrilla climate continues in France. Protests by students against conditions in schools go up in tone and, in Paris, clashes with the police took place. More than 500 people were arrested.
A total of 504 people were arrested in the incidents and 48 police officers were injured. More...
The French Ministry of the Interior has estimated that at least 504 people have been arrested and 48 police officers injured during the [...]
In an Internal Communiqué he warned of an “increased urban violence” in the country
In France, during protests by high school students that continued on Thursday, 504 people were detained, 48 law enforcement officers were injured, and the largest riots broke out in the Bastille Square in Paris.
The student unions are calling for a new day of mobilization this Thursday to demand more resources in schools, as the government increases the gestures of appeasement, especially after Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's speech.
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