Student protests in France have led to the closure of hundreds of schools as demonstrations against teacher shortages and deteriorating school conditions escalated into violence. Since late September, protests have spread nationwide, resulting in clashes between students and police, causing hundreds of injuries. Despite discussions with high-ranking government officials, students have indicated they will continue their demonstrations.
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French student protests result in injuries and arrests
Protests by students in France have resulted in the closure of numerous schools and have escalated into violence, leading to hundreds of injuries. The demonstrations, which began in late September, are focused on issues such as teacher shortages and poor school conditions, and students plan to continue their actions despite government meetings.
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