More than 24 Thousand People Took Part in Student Protests in Paris During the Day
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In total, 71,500 people demonstrated in France on Thursday, including 24,500 in Paris, for this new day of mobilization of high school students during which 504 arrests were carried out and 48 police officers and gendarmes injured, said the Ministry of the Interior. In addition, the Ministry estimated the number of people who participated "in actions in front of schools, only one party having joined the demonstrations"
Student protests in France have entered their tenth day, with school closures and marches in many cities across the country. Students say they are determined to continue their struggle, protesting the poor state of the education system, while clashes with police have left hundreds injured. Mass demonstrations in many French cities Large gatherings were held on Thursday, mostly peaceful, in cities such as Lille, Rennes, Nantes, Lyon, Toulon an…
While turnout did not reach the levels see on October 6, the 'Act IV' of the high school student movement continued on October 8, drawing wide crowds from Paris to Marseille and Lyon. Through the atmosphere was most positive, there were also clashes at the end of marches.
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71,500 people took to the streets in France on Thursday, leading to several clashes with the authorities.
The school protests in France continue unabated in their second week – more than 70,000 people demonstrated nationwide, with hundreds of arrests.
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