French Students Set the Streets on Fire in Protest at the Precariousness of Public Education
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The French Z generation has been revolting. Since September 29, the country’s young people have replaced books and notes with barricades in front of institutes to protest against precarious public education. Continue reading...
Extensive blockades, schools and cars are burning: Out of anger about school policy, young people overlay France with protest and violence. The problems of society are crystallizing at the gymnasiums.
The wave of student protests in France is developing into a nationwide crisis, with students joining the protests, hundreds of high schools being closed, and serious incidents being recorded in Paris, Marseille, Nantes, Lille and other cities.
AGI - Attacked principals, fires, interrupted transports and clashes in front of schools: the protest of high school students for less crowded classes, more teachers and appropriate structures extends to the whole of France and becomes a political clash between the government and La France insoumise. There are nine hundred actions recorded today in front of the high schools, with all the departments now involved. The mobilization was joined by u…
Student protests in France are escalating to the point of resembling a regular uprising, with blockades of hundreds of high schools, fires, clashes with security forces and attacks on school principals, while students and teachers have now joined the movement.
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