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In Numbers: What Is Fueling Protests In France

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In Numbers: What Is Fueling Protests In France

The protests were launched by students demanding better learning conditions.

Students and teachers have expressed their anger at overcrowded classrooms and the cut of more than 4,000 teaching posts outlined in the government's 2026 budget.

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