Police, Protesters Clash in Paris as Tens of Thousands Rally Across France
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Tens of thousands of people demonstrated on Tuesday, October 13 throughout France in support of high school students protesting; trade unions counted participation at 480,000 people, while outrage over school conditions and alleged police violence fueled an ever-increasing movement challenging President Emmanuel Macron's government, in the face of Saturday's planned demonstrations against rising costs of living.
The "Economic informant" episode deals with the anger of French students from a perspective beyond the protests themselves. The story begins not on the street, but within a classroom without a teacher, a bus that does not wait, and a university seat that may exist but is far from the student's ability.
As in previous protests, police forces and demonstrators clashed in some cities.
Around 480,000 people took part in demonstrations across France today in support of student protests, French unions said, quoted by Agence France-Presse, BTA reports. The French authorities have not yet released their own estimate of the number of participants. According to the Interior Ministry, 71,500 people attended previous rallies in support of the protest movement held on Thursday. Earlier today, the Students' Union reported that most un…
Police, protesters clash in Paris as tens of thousands rally across France
The massive nationwide student-led movement in France, involving parents, teachers and unions, gathered 450,000 protesters on October 6. The post Why are students revolting in France – School shortages meet social anger appeared first on in.gr.
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