Thousands of Danish Students to Strike in Protest Against Plans to Cut Student Grants
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Thousands of young Danes go down the street on Wednesday to protest the government's plan to reduce state-funded scholarships in order to raise funds for spending
THOUSANDS of Danish students are protesting in the streets of Copenhagen against the announced cuts in subsidies that the government plans to use to finance defense costs.
Students across the country will boycott classes today. Demonstration planned in Copenhagen.
There is great dissatisfaction with the government's plans for SU cuts.
Under the banner "it's enough now", 11 high school and student associations called for a rally from 12:30 am (11:30 pm GMT) on the Place de l'Hôtel de ville in Copenhagen, from which the procession will join the Parliament. According to the Danish High School Federation, some 10,000 young people are expected in the capital, and other demonstrations are planned in the rest of the country. In its finance bill, the government of center-left, in ord…
Thousands of Danish students to strike in protest against plans to cut student grants
Thousands of upper-secondary school students are expected to gather at Copenhagen’s City Hall Square on Wednesday lunchtime to protest the government’s plans to scrap SU grants from many students living with their parents.
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