France Suspends Classes All Week Due to Protests by Hundreds of Thousands of Students
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This Tuesday, the demonstrations, which have been going on for weeks, have had the support of unions and left-wing parties.
The French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, confirmed this Tuesday before the National Assembly the temporary suspension of classes in France and has presented a balance of injuries due to educational protests: about 215 students and 85 teachers have been injured since the outbreak of the revolts.In particular, Lecornu has condemned ... Continue reading "France suspends classes in the face of violent protests where 215 students and 85 teachers…
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French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu stated in parliament that classes in secondary schools are being cancelled this week to make time for internal consultations within educational institutions. He spoke of "a period for internal democracy" for which Education Minister Édouard Geffray wants time.
There will be no classes at any secondary school throughout France for the next three days. This was announced by French Prime Minister Lecornu. The reason is the large-scale student protests of the past few weeks. Together with the Minister of Education, the Prime Minister wants to provide a political response to the protests. He hopes that schools and students will engage in dialogue in the coming days. It is unclear whether schools will heed…
The French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, announced in the National Assembly the suspension of classes until the end of the week in the face of student protests in the country. The measure will affect all French institutes, many of which have been blocked since last Friday as part of a broader protest movement. 250,000 people have participated in the demonstrations this Tuesday, according to government figures. “Starting tomorrow morning, th…
French Prime Minister Announces Suspension of Classes to Hear Student Concerns. French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu has spoken in parliament about the unrest in the country's schools. Lecornu's government has announced that classes will be suspended from Wednesday morning until Friday, writes skynews. This decision aims to give school leaders time to hold discussions and listen to student concerns. Protests in France, a 15-year-old student l…
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