Student Protests Against Education Reforms Continue Across Belgium, with 16 Arrests
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The violent student protests in France have now also spread to Belgium. On Monday, the third day in a row, clashes and damage occurred in several cities in the French part of the country.
Police find materials potentially used to make Molotov cocktails
Protests by students in Belgium continue today, as they have been expressing dissatisfaction with the state of the school system since last week, similar to those in France. The protests in the French-speaking part of the country were marked by riots in some places, in which the police intervened and made dozens of arrests.
In France and Belgium, student protests against the state of schools and state austerity measures have been accompanied by violence and damage to property. In France, further escalation is expected on Tuesday.
Student protests, which began in France and spread to Belgium, have flared up again. Sixteen people were detained in the ensuing clashes.
Student protests over educational conditions have spread from France to Belgium, where demonstrations have escalated into vandalism, fires and arrests in the Liege region.
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