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Teens block high schools across France, demand better conditions

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Correio da Manhã
“Escolas bloqueadas e incêndios: alunos do secundário protestam por mais recursos em França”

Os estudantes do ensino secundário estão há uma semana em protesto em França, para exigir a substituição de professores e mais recursos. Há escolas bloqueadas e grupos de estudantes incendiaram caixotes de lixo e bicicletas. As faculdades também já se juntaram ao protesto.

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France 24 English
“Teens block high schools across France, demand better conditions”

France's prime minister convened a crisis meeting on Thursday and canceled ministers' trips to focus on the nationwide spread of protests, some violent, by high school students venting against under-resourced schools, long hours and other complaints. The demonstrations erupted in Paris-region schools last week and have snowballed, with police making hundreds of arrests in clashes with the young protesters. FRANCE 24's International Affairs Editor Angela Diffley tells us more.

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CNN Portugal
“Incêndios multiplicam-se pelas ruas de França: estudantes reivindicam "condições aceitáveis”

A violência dos protestos estudantis em França continua a aumentar. Incêndios à entrada de escolas e confrontos entre estudantes e polícia marcaram esta quinta-feira. O governo francês diz que as manifestações se transformaram em violência urbana.

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The Jerusalem Post
“High school students in Paris' deprived suburbs spark national protest movement”

Tens of thousands of students have joined protests across France over teacher shortages, overcrowded classrooms, poor school conditions, and planned budget cuts.

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