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LATEST: France 'Cannot Be Indifferent' to the Demands of Student Protesters, Says PM

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France's prime minister, in a TV address to the nation on Wednesday evening, said that the anger of French students who have been holding mass protests 'does not come from nowhere', and promised action on key points by the end of October.

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On the eve of a new day of mobilization at the call of several education unions, and as Parliament began to examine the budget, the head of government spoke in Matignon. Sébastien Lecornu went back to the high school mobilization, the energy crisis and the "agricultural emergency".

·Paris, France
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VIDEO - Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu held a press conference this Wednesday, October 7, particularly on high school anger.

·France
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The French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, said on Wednesday, October 7, that "the first government decisions" to respond to student protests "will be presented at the end of October." The petition platform opened by the Ministry of Education adds more than 40,000 recommendations. Students call for more demonstrations by Thursday, with the support of several educational unions.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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The French government hopes that the student protests will lose ground with the passing of the days and the arrival at the end of the month of the holidays of All Saints. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu expressed this Wednesday his wish that high school and university students “recover their confidence in the future”. “The rage of young people has not appeared out of the blue. We have asked them for considerable efforts” since the Covid-19 pand…

·Madrid, Spain
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The Prime Minister of France, Sebastien Lecorne, acknowledged that the demonstrations of the lycées, which continued for a third week, were justified. "The anger of young people did not come out of nowhere. The task of the Government and the political parties was to restore trust, and this should begin with dialogue. The young people were given many different promises, but they were not fulfilled." Lécorny said, TASS handed over. The Premier ann…

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