French PM Warns Against Student Violence as Public Sector Strike Kicks Off
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French PM warns against student violence as public sector strike kicks off
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has warned against an escalation of the demonstrations in secondary schools, which have broken out ahead of a nationwide strike by public-sector workers. More than 100 pupils were arrested on Monday during violent clashes with police. It comes amid mounting anger over the national budget, which is due to be unveiled on Thursday.
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Police and students clashed in the center of Lille, among other places, following a national day of protest declared by a French student union. The union had called for the blocking of secondary schools.
Barricades, morning gatherings and tensions mark this new day of protest in the high schools of Hexagon. In line with the national appeal of the officials, the Union syndicale scolaire accentuates the...
Public sector union rallies and students paralyze France today - Tensions and police forces outside schoolsMore...
One hundred and sixty-four people were arrested during student protests that broke out at French high schools - The protests that began a week ago have deteriorated.
The students' protests are taking place in France: 164 people were arrested on Mondays, and 180 schools have been affected. Students are called on Tuesday to new blockades, in parallel with a strike by the budgetarians. Premier Sébastien Lecornu warns against the escalation of violence. France is preparing for a tense new day, after the student protests, started from [...]
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