What to know about France’s high school student protests
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Tear gas and car on fire • Greta Thunberg showed her support in Paris.
(Paris=Yonhap News) Correspondent Hwang Yun-jeong = "If they didn't want us to rebel, they wouldn't have made us study Rimbaud (Arthur Rimbaud, the French poet symbolizing the spirit of rebellion)..."
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What to know about France’s high school student protests
PARIS (AP) — France has seen thousands of arrests, hundreds of injuries, and schools set on fire as the new school year descended into nationwide student protests that are influencing France's presidential election campaign and drawing international attention.
The mobilizations gathered between 161,500 and 480,000 participants, according to the figures of the government and the organizers, respectively.The New Entry protests in France to demand better conditions in the high schools was first published in La Noticia SV.
<p>Sénica Sonia, commentator of CNN Portugal, believes that student protests in France will have consequences in the next electoral process.</p>
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Milan, 13 Oct. (askanews) - Some students blocked the entrance of the Hélène-Boucher high school and the Cours de Vincennes, in the XX arrondissement of Paris. In
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