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French students vow to continue protests, saying ministers’ pledges not enough

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Jon Henley in Paris
French students vow to continue protests, saying ministers’ pledges not enough
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High school students across France are continuing protests and school blockades to demand increased investment and improved educational conditions. Despite government promises of an emergency plan and funding, students argue the current measures are insufficient.

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The ongoing unrest reflects significant youth dissatisfaction with the French education system and puts pressure on the government to address infrastructure and staffing grievances.

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A protester reading a book as teargas is sprayed by police during a blockade near Hélène Boucher high school in Paris on Thursday./Getty Images A protester reading a book as teargas is sprayed by police during a blockade near Hélène Boucher high school in Paris on Thursday./Getty Images France French students vow to continue protests, saying ministers’ pledges not enough Schools blockaded again across country as teenagers and teachers demand more investment and ‘concrete measures’ to improve conditions

Prefer the Guardian on Google High school students have again blockaded schools and marched through cities across France , promising to continue their campaign despite government pledges to address the grievances underlying 10 days of protests that have left hundreds injured.

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