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France high school protests: Can the government regain control?

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France 24 English
“France high school protests: Can the government regain control?”

Up to 500 schools are expected to be totally or partially closed in France as student protests continue to rock the country. The demonstrations, which have been going on for over two weeks, have spread nationwide and are set to continue and the unrest appears to have caught the Macron government off guard. The protests have confronted French security forces with a daunting task, and the situation is likely to feature at this week's cabinet meeting, where the interior and justice minister will…

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DW English
“France’s conundrum: How to cut spending amid protests”

Prime Minister Lecornu is pledging to improve schools at a time when the government seeks to save billions. France's dilemma can be seen across the EU: How to cut spending when citizens are demanding more from the state?

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DER SPIEGEL
“Frankreich: Erleben wir eine Neuauflage der 68er-Revolte?”

Die Schülerproteste in Frankreich wachsen sich zu einer Massenbewegung aus. Der linke Präsidentschaftskandidat Jean-Luc Mélenchon träumt schon davon, dass ihn die Wut der Jugend in den Élysée trägt.

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Observador
“Um novo maio de 1968? Os protestos estudantis em França”

Milhares de jovens protestam contra condições nas escolas. Governo culpa Mélenchon e acusa-o de "semear caos" antes de eleições. Candidato rejeita acusações e diz que nunca incitou à violência.

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Le Figaro
“Mouvement des lycéens : le gouvernement soutient-il suffisamment les forces de l'ordre ?”
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