Protests in High School in France, Professor: "The Occupations Against Cuts in Education"
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For almost a week, young people in France have been protesting violently against maladministration in their schools. Now, even universities have been blocked.
French students are tired. They ask the government to be able to study in buildings that are not dilapidated, to have a more sustainable school rhythm and to put an end to the gap between the suburban institutions and those of the city centers. "Adnkronos says to an Italian professor from Suger High School, in Saint Denis [...]
The French students are tired. They ask the government to be able to study in buildings that are not dilapidated, to have a more sustainable school rhythm and to put an end to the gap between the suburban institutions and those of the city centers. This is what an Italian professor from Suger High School, in Saint Denis, says to the "Adnkronos" [...]
(Adnkronos) - French students are tired. They ask the government to be able to study in buildings that are not dilapidated, to have a more school rhythm
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