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On September 30, French student demonstrations over inadequate school resources resulted in injuries to dozens of people, according to Education Minister Edouard Geffray. Students protested in cities like Lyon and Lille, engaging in acts such as setting fires and throwing projectiles. The protests coincided with a broader public-sector strike and are expected to influence the government's upcoming 2027 budget announcement, which may include spending cuts.
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Story summary
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu warned against escalating school protests after 164 people were arrested on Monday, following demonstrations by high school students across France over issues like overcrowded classes and teacher shortages. The movement began in Paris last week and has since spread to cities including Lille, Nantes, and Marseille. On Tuesday, clashes between masked students and police erupted in several locations, with some protesters setting fire to bins and throwing projectiles at law enforcement, who responded with teargas and batons. According to Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, 48 police officers were injured during the protests on Monday and Tuesday, while 10 students and staff members sustained injuries. Nationwide, around 300 schools were affected by demonstrations or disruptions, leading to a total of over 400 arrests, mostly minors. The protests coincide with strikes by public sector workers demanding higher pay and better working conditions due to planned budget cuts by the government.
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Dozens injured in French student protests over school resources
PARIS, Sept 30 - Dozens of people have been injured so far in a wave of student demonstrations, France's Education Minister Edouard Geffray said on Wednesday, as students continued to protest against dilapidated schools, insufficient resources and stressful exams.
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Television images showed lines of police officers in Lyon and students standing outside their schools in Lille as well as Saint-Denis north of Paris.
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People set garbage cans and other materials on fire in Lille and Lyon and, in Lille, some people were throwing projectiles.
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"Since the beginning of these demonstrations, we have had 76 injuries, both among students and personnel," Geffray told RTL radio.
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The demonstrations and blockades, which began last week and coincided on Tuesday with a broader public-sector strike, have become a political flashpoint at a sensitive moment for France.
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On Thursday, the government will unveil the country's 2027 budget which is expected to involve spending cuts aimed at easing pressure on government finances.
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Politicians from the hard-left France Unbowed party have joined demonstrations, and officials and politicians from outside their camp have denounced the party for rhetoric they said was stoking students' anger.
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Bally Bagayoko, the France Unbowed mayor at the centre of the controversy, has said his words have been taken out of context.
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Interior Minister Laurent Nunez told broadcaster BFM that some 440 people were detained over protests on Tuesday, most of them minors.
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Nunez said there were also seven incidents in which people threw hydrochloric acid at law enforcement.
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According to the OECD, French spending on primary and secondary education was in the middle of the range among member countries and it increased between 2015 and 2022, but its share of the budget has slightly decreased.
The protesting students say classrooms are overcrowded and there are not enough teachers.
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The government has said the protests are irresponsible but that difficulties in high schools should be acknowledged and addressed.
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difficulties → say → schools
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