Secondary-school student protests across France, hundreds of schools closed, teachers and students injured
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France is facing a wave of secondary-school student protests that began in Paris and spread nationwide, with fires, clashes with police and around 400 of 3,700 schools closed, while the education ministry says 564 schools were affected and officials report 65 school staff and around 170 students injured, alongside roughly 2,000 detentions, 90 percent of them minors.
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ĐACI PALE I RUŠE SVE PRED SOBOM, ŠKOLE U PLAMENU, TUKU NASTAVNIKE I DIREKTORE! Na ulicama Francuske ne prestaje NASILJE, vlasti označile glavne krivce (VIDEO)
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Brest and Rennes are marked because clashes between students and police, including tear gas use, occurred there outside secondary schools, while Paris is where the protests began and where fire damaged the entrances of two secondary schools.
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- 10:34 AMRadio-televizija Republike SrpskeOpen the original
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