Demonstrations: France's School Protest Continues - Government Seeks a Way Out

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For days, students in France have been taking to the streets to demand more money for education, but in many places the protest is going out. How does the government want to go through?

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For days, students in France have been taking to the streets to demand more money for education, but in many places the protest is going out. How does the government want to go through?

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For days, students in France have been taking to the streets to demand more money for education, but in many places the protest is going out. How does the government want to go through?

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After days of partly violent school protests in France, the government is trying to get the situation under control. Minister of Education Édouard Geffray wants to meet with representatives of high school students and students to talk about their demands. Minister of Justice Gérald Darmanin, on the other hand, threatens that parents should pay for the damage caused by their children during the demonstrations.

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For days, students in France have been taking to the streets to demand more money for education, but in many places the protest is going out. How does the government want to go through?