What to expect from school protests rattling France's government
Students, teachers and unions say reforms are weakening schools as walkouts spread and class time is lost nationwide, officials said.
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What to expect from school protests rattling France’s government
A student runs out the teargas during a protest against under-resourced schools in Lyon, France, Friday, Oct. 2, 2026. (AP Photo/Laurent Cipriani)(AP Photo/Laurent Cipriani) PARIS (AP) — After a weekend lull, high schoolers in France are expected back at the barricades this coming week in their protest movement that is rattling the government of President […]
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PARIS (AP) — After a weekend lull, high schoolers in France are expected back at the barricades this coming week in their protest movement that is rattling the government of President Emmanuel Macron.
High school students in France have returned to the barricades as protests over the state of public education spread across the country and are becoming a serious test for President Emmanuel Macron's government. Since early Tuesday morning, students have been blocking schools, setting up makeshift barricades made of bins and other objects, while demonstrations are taking place from Lille and Marseille to Paris and Nantes. Today's mobilization is…
While students denounce the deterioration in education, the Government hardens its response and holds parents accountable. Analysis of social unrest.
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