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France faces a new day of student protests as pressure on the Government grows
More than 250,000 people went out on Tuesday to the streets of France, according to the Ministry of the Interior, to demand improvements in public education. The mobilization, which began in September in the suburbs of Paris, spread to the main cities of the country and resulted in clashes between groups of demonstrators and the police. The Government of Sébastien Lecornu now seeks to respond to the demands while facing a budget crisis and the proximity of the 2027 presidential elections.
Direct Paris and the "act III" mobilization day
Student protests enter a new phase in France, where student organizations and trade unions have called for a third major day of mobilization after weeks of blockades in schools, institutes and universities. The protesters report the lack of teachers, the deterioration of educational conditions and the mass classrooms. Since the demonstration in Paris, our journalist Erika Olavarría gives us the details.
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Day of public officials' demonstrations in France
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Mobilization Day in France: More than 170 public employee demonstrations expected
A broad trade union coalition organized on Tuesday more than 170 concentrations throughout France to demand a wage increase for officials and "budgetary resources" commensurate with public service missions. Between 5,000 and 10,000 firefighters will march separately before joining the demonstration in Paris, while the blocking of institutes in several regions continues.
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Regional public employees in Madrid and Galicia threaten with mobilizations, while those in Catalonia already negotiate the reduction of working time