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Direct: Interviews between high school students and French security forces in the cities of Leon and Strasbourg

Thousands of French secondary school students pretend Tuesday in several cities, on a new day of protest to demand the potential of their institutions. Interviews between these and the security forces took place in Strasbourg and Leon. These protests are in the context of a large student movement, which is feared to move to universities. These demonstrations resulted in the arrest of over 5,000 people and the injury of 215 students. Keep up our direct cover.

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Student mobility in France... Does the country live " civil wars " , as you claim accounts?

From student protests that began in French schools, to violent and subversive scenes that have been launched, events have evolved in more than two weeks and have provoked widespread political debate in the country. The protests began against the conditions of education, before they widened and accompanied by acts of violence condemned by the Government. However, some of these scenes appear to have exceeded France and spread to extreme right accounts, from the pro-Donald Trump community to anti-migration currents in Britain. Accounts used to promote a misleading account of alleged " civil war " linked to migration.

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France: closure of hundreds of secondary schools in the midst of continuing student protests

With the continued movement of students in France, schools in hundreds of secondary schools, Monday, were discontinued to protest the conditions of education. The Ministry of Education announced that the number of schools that had experienced protests or interrupted classes had fallen to 413, Monday, compared to 564 last Friday. During the last week, high school students in France came out in a wave of blatant protests, during which they imposed the closure of hundreds of educational institutions to lobby in order to respond to their demands.

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France's crisis: the government's in the front, so how do the presidential candidates take it?

From high schools to fuel stations, from the debt crisis to the risk of foreign intervention, files accumulated at the French Government table seven months before the presidential elections. As the balancing battle approaches, it is dangerous to withhold confidence. Crisis shifting to a front yard and battle between left, right, centre and national assembly. In schools, protests continue in the midst of a political confrontation on the causes of anger and how to deal with it.

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France: clashes between police and students during attempts to suppress school protests

The riot police engaged with high school students throughout France Friday, and trade unions called on teachers to strike, while the Government of President Emmanuel McCron was struggling to contain protests on classroom conditions and funding. The withdrawal of tear gas covered the streets of Strasbourg in the east of the country, fireworks were fired at the police in Marseille, south of France, and garbage containers were set on fire in Reyn in the west.

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France: political and social tension months before presidential benefit

With the beginning of the presidential election campaign in France and a social climate on the verge of the explosion, a sustained movement of high school students began with clashes with the police, acts of vandalism and violence. Trade unions promised the Government to organize street demonstrations. France is also witnessing a rise in public debt to record levels during the presidential states of Emmanuel McRon, making the debt file one of the main headings before the presidential ballot scheduled for 2027. Today ' s guest: Musab Hamudi, Professor of Political Science, High School of Humanities in Paris.

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France: What are the causes of violent protests by high school students? What details of the education sector budget?

In the economic week, we discuss the allocation by the French Government of Euro64 billion to the education sector in the next year ' s budget, while the country is experiencing violent protests against secondary school students. What details of the budget for the next public education sector? How much do you meet the demands of protesters? We also address the dispatch by the French President of soldiers and radars to protect the Saudi oil spring site. What is important in the export of Saudi oil across the Red Sea? We highlight the World Bank ' s warning of lack of water in Tunisia. How will agriculture and the Tunisian economy be affected?

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The protests of high school in France: "We don't want to revolutionize, and we just demand that the conditions of education be improved."

From overcrowded sections, lack of teachers and resources to high temperatures within classrooms and deteriorating school conditions, the demands of high-school students in France, who have stepped up their protests over recent days by closing a number of educational institutions. In the suburb of San Donnie (near-Paris), clashes occurred with the security forces, while demands were widening to include improving the conditions of education and addressing what students considered as resource disparities between schools. The Government maintains the need to resume the study.

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Student protests in France... Between legitimate demands and riots

In France, student protests against the conditions of education and lack of cadres and resources in educational institutions continue, as tensions escalate in a number of cities. While student unions assert their commitment to their demands, some moves have turned into riots and vandalism for dozens of secondary schools, resulting in injuries and arrests. In an effort to contain the crisis, the Government opens a dialogue with student representatives and parents, while some Parisian suburbs are experiencing intermittent confrontations between protestors and security forces.

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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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After a day of tension... Mobilization continues in high schools across the country.

The protests in French secondary schools, Friday, are expected to continue on a very tense day, as the Ministry of the Interior has announced the arrest of some 2,000 people on the background of confrontations between protestors (some masked) and security forces. The protests denounced what they described as debilitating infrastructure in schools, inadequate resources and difficult testing.

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France: nickel extraction in New Caledonia Who goes wealth?

New Caledonia has the world ' s oldest nickel mine in Teo City. The island of France in the Pacific relies heavily on this metal, but the events of 2024 as well as Indonesian competition have stalled economic development, prompting a number of people, especially in Teo, to refuse to return mines to work until nickel incomes are fairly distributed.

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With the rise in gasoline prices in France... Are you selling water-coated power plants?

Since last March, with the price of gasoline escalating, the fuel crisis has turned into one of the most prestigious files on the French Government that are raging the street. With difficult fuel supply in some areas, the consequences of the crisis have moved to social media sites, where stories and allegations have spread, so far as to speak of a catastrophic situation in French fuel stations, and even of the sale of fuel mixed with water due to the crisis. What's the truth about these allegations?

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From high school to Paris streets... Extensive mobilization day against declining services and public sector support

From the secondary schools to the streets of Paris, the day of mobilization was reversed in the capital, Tuesday, along the lines of France, by the multitude of social demands, which were mainly the improvement of school conditions and the rectification of resource shortages through wage raises and support for purchasing power. Mobilization comes before the presentation of the 2027 budget project before the Council of Ministers, decision Thursday, while trade unions place the purchasing power of public sector employees among their most prominent demands.

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France is on the sign of protests. The anger of trade unions and the insurgency of high school breeds the government.

Public sector officials, including firefighters, are demonstrating throughout France today, Tuesday, in response to the call of a broad coalition of trade unions, with a view to pressuring the Government two days before the presentation of the budget proposal for 2027. This comes as the country has been experiencing protests for high school students a few days ago, due to the deterioration of institutions, more in this report.

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What are the shots to visit the Pope to France?

The 14th Pope Lawon, which was received by some 800 thousand people, concluded his visit to Paris on Saturday with a gifted mass, in the context of the first Papal visit to the French capital since 2008, before he went to Lord, the next stop on his tour in France.

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"The Pope's word makes us look at the future positively..." Hundreds of thousands in a saint in Paris headed by the greatest ink.

Hundreds of thousands were enlisted in Concord Square, Paris, on the afternoon of Saturday, to participate in the Holiness of Pope Lyon 14 during his official visit to France, in a scene over which youth presence and unprecedented security assurances were overlooked. While the authorities closed the routes to the scene and security forces spread along the route of the visit, believers from different parts of the country came to meet the Pope and to listen to his statement, with hopes that his visit would be appropriate to advocate peace, unity and solidarity in the context of the wars and crises in the world. Ribortag: