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Since the end of last week, students have been demonstrating for more money in the education system, complaining about dilapidated school buildings, overcrowded classes and a lack of staff.
In 1949 people were arrested during escalating school protests in France. Most of them are accused of violence - for example against emergency services - according to the Interior Ministry. 305 police and gendarmes were injured. On Friday, a good 400 schools will remain closed because of the protest and will only offer distance learning, said Education Minister Édouard Geffray. According to him, 170 students and 65 people from the education sector have been injured since the protests began.
Education Minister relies on dialogue
Schoolchildren have been demonstrating for more money since the end of last week. They complain about dilapidated school buildings, overcrowded school classes and too few teachers. Part of the anger at high schools also related to the platform through which university admissions take place.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The government will start talks with student representatives to negotiate the demands.
Likely · Within days
School protests are expected to continue over the next few days until concrete concessions are made.
Possible · Within weeks
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In escalating school protests in France against dilapidated buildings and a shortage of teachers, 1,949 people were arrested and 305 police officers were injured. Education Minister Geffray announces talks with student representatives while over 400 schools are to remain closed.

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In France, student protests against dilapidated school conditions with cockroaches, rats, broken windows and a lack of toilet paper are escalating. 625 people were arrested and over 100 injured in violent clashes with police across the country. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu called an emergency meeting.

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