For October 6 on the RT Website in Russian:
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MORE than 250,000 people protested across France after protests by young people demanding better conditions in schools turned into one of the country's largest demonstrations in recent years.
As protests over school conditions spread across the country, French President Emmanuel Macron called an emergency meeting on Tuesday evening to discuss the latest unrest, media reports said.
At the Palace of Elisha there will be, at least, the PM and the ministers with the files of the Interior and Education. And also, the Arri will ask for an urgent debate to discuss the blockade of the ICC to Luís Neves
The meeting in the Elysée Palace, as announced, should be attended by Prime Minister Sebastien Lecorny, Minister of the Interior Laurent Núñez and Minister of National Education Edouard Geoffrey, reports BFMTV. The Ministry of the Interior estimated that 256,000 people took part in the protests across France, 56,000 of them in Paris, while education unions put the figure at around 450,000 demonstrators. Today, the trade unions joined the high sc…
French President Emmanuel Macron called a meeting with several ministers about protests across the country, after between 256,000 and 450,000 people took to the streets, according to figures from the Interior Ministry and education unions.
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