What to Expect From School Protests Rattling France's Government
Police made more than 5,000 arrests last week as school protests spread nationwide and the CGT union plans a Tuesday demonstration.
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Oskaloosa HeraldWhat to expect this week from school protests rattling France's government
PARIS (AP) — After a weekend lull, high schoolers in France are expected back at the barricades this coming week in their protest movement that is rattling the government of President Emmanuel Macron.
In anticipation of the resumption of the blockage movement of high schools on Monday, the police prefecture banned "undeclared gatherings" on the outskirts of 25 high schools in Paris.
The blockades of high schools will continue next week in many schools in France. As a security measure, some prefectures have chosen to ban undeclared rallies. Students are determined to continue to make their anger heard. Initiated shyly on 18 September in Val-de-Marne, the movement of the blockades of high schools has grown in France in recent days, leaving room for scenes of clashes and significant damage in the establishments. The demonstrat…
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