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French Prime Minister Addresses Student Protests and Violence
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has warned against escalating student protests, which have led to 164 arrests amid reported violence. The protests, driven by issues such as overcrowded classes and teacher shortages, have spread across various regions in France, with injuries reported among students and security forces. Lecornu condemned the violence while acknowledging the need to address the difficulties faced by high school students.
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French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has warned against escalating student protests, which have led to 164 arrests amid reported violence. The protests, driven by issues such as overcrowded classes and teacher shortages, have spread across various regions in France, with injuries reported among students and security forces. Lecornu condemned the violence while acknowledging the need to address the difficulties faced by high school students.
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