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Student protests in France... Educational crisis or early electoral conflict?

Student protests continue in a number of French towns after they began from a limited scope within some secondary schools, before they expand to several educational institutions. Among the demands regarding the shortage of teachers, overcrowding of sections and school conditions, and warnings of attempts to politicize mobility as electoral benefits approach, this escalation raises questions about its real causes and prospects. To discuss this file, France24 of Paris hosts a political analyst Tariq and Hibe.

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Broad student protests press the French government.

More than 600 people were arrested in France and dozens of police and gendarmerie personnel were injured as protests escalated by the closure of secondary schools and violent confrontations, as announced by Minister of Interior Laurent Núñez. Student protests began last week from the outskirts of Paris to many French cities, including Marseille, Toulouse and Laila, owing to the difficult situation of these schools according to protesters.

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protests after Netanyahu in New York... Withdrawal of delegations and arrest of demonstrators, including Susan Sarandon

The protests against Benjamin Netanyahu ' s speech before the United Nations were not limited to activists in support of the Palestinian cause, but also to Jewish American associations and organizations. These groups raised demands for the cessation of the arming of Israel and the end of the war, as well as the call for the accountability of the Israeli Government. In New York, protests turned into confrontations with the police and ended with the arrest of a number of participants, including the American representative Susan Sarandon.