Secondary-school protests across France, clashes with police in Paris, Lyon, Rennes, Nantes and Strasbourg
Summary
French authorities say 161,500 people protested nationwide on Tuesday, including 41,500 in Paris, while youth unions put the figure at nearly 480,000, demanding more education funding and better school conditions; police used water cannon and tear gas in Paris, Rennes, Nantes and Strasbourg, with nine arrests and five injuries reported in Lyon and 214 schools closed.
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Hiljade ljudi učestvovale u novim protestima srednjoškolaca širom Francuske Vlasti procjenjuju da je širom zemlje demonstriralo 161.500 ljudi, dok omladinski sindikati navode 480.000, uz zahtjeve
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- 07:24 PMAnadolija (Anadolu Agency, BS)Open the original
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- 09:01 PMOslobođenjeOpen the original
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