
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said the police had not received instructions to clash with students, on the eve of a new student mobilization to demand more resources for the school, promising government decisions by the end of October.
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French students are mobilizing to demand more resources for school and education, in a context of tensions between young people and law enforcement during the protests.
The police "have no instructions to clash with students", the French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, assured in a speech from his office this evening, on the eve of a new day of mobilization of high school students to ask for more resources for school and education.
"The anger of young people does not come from nowhere. No one can remain indifferent to the anguish they express", Lecornu also stated, speaking from Palazzo Matignon on the eve of a new day of student mobilization. "The first government decisions will be presented at the end of October" to respond to this crisis, he added.
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The French government will present the first decisions to respond to the student crisis by the end of October.
Very likely · Within weeks

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