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There have been renewed clashes with police in multiple French cities as tens of thousands join nationwide school student protests by pupils angry about underfu…
There have been renewed clashes with police in multiple French cities as tens of thousands join nationwide school student protests by pupils angry about underfunded schools. Parents and trade unions joined the students. The High School students' union said more than half of the country's schools were blockaded or would close for the day. We speak to DW's Paris correspondent Lisa Louis.
00:00 Nationwide student protests in France
00:24 Students demand more investments in schools
01:02 Protests have turned into national crisis
02:04 Politicians blame "ultraviolent elements"
02:29 DW Correspondent Lisa Louis reports from Paris
03:43 How powerful is the movement becoming?
04:48 What President Macron's potential successors are saying about the protests
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It's OK to protest, but to destroy properties and attack the police and principals is unnecessary. Now the protesters don't have any schools to go to.
@@arendlanser8818Imported1mo ago
School Protest? You better do some more research DW. Its "fatigue"
@@danielenache8439Imported1mo ago
When your news artikel starts with men with their face covered trowing a electric wire spool on a fire its not a protest anymore its a RIOT!
@@edtrent3789Imported1mo ago
I hope this will backfire on the left in France.
@@akbarmohammed4evaImported1mo ago
Pro Democracy Protest 😂
@@goyasolidarImported1mo ago
Could be worse. At least you're not in the American educational system.
@@danielenache8439Imported1mo ago
RIOTS!
@@imveryhungry112Imported1mo ago
Raise taxes on their parents to fund tbeir schools!!!! 😂😂
@@paulkoza8652Imported1mo ago
Listening is lip service. Action is necessary. I can't blame the students.
@@Attila-qv2veImported1mo ago
It is always the same in France . The last " Demonstration" I do remember, was by the Gilets Jaunes wich turned the whole Country in extreme violence, robbery on Autoroute and Chaos for weeks ! Les francais sont incappable de accepter des changements dans leur vie, c'est pour ca les fasciste reussie ! Amen
@@Godwilling36Imported1mo ago
When the media supports something its called a movement, when they don't its called extremism.
@@nimukim5999Imported1mo ago
Who wants to be a teacher these days??? Low pay, hardly ant resources, unruly students, irate entitled parents, disinterested students who are so thick, a student finishing high school still can't do basic maths or read beyond a 7 yr old's level??? Nope!
@@nickyliu8762Imported1mo ago
Nice to see that French schools added <i>interactive French traditions</i> to their curriculum. It sticks with students better to learn about strikes and protests actively rather than reading about it in a boring rundown classroom with health hazards.
@@Jason_N-66Imported1mo ago
There is an obvious solution: donate more to Ukraine, the last shield of Freedom and Democracy in the world.
@@killersugar6816Imported1mo ago
Indian translator for a French speaking student?
@@nimukim5999Imported1mo ago
France is finished! What a mess!
@@heinrichkleist3473Imported1mo ago
DW is far left so I'm sure they're just loving this chaos.
@@OtziAncientManImported1mo ago
As a libertarian I support this. Down with state backed education system!
@@Jell0c0pt0rImported1mo ago
french protesors: we are not tired!<br>american liberals: were so tired, were exhausted<br>😂
@@empiremustfallImported1mo ago
Die Franzosen machen keine halben Sachen. Wenn denen etwas nicht passt, dann brennt die Hütte.😂
@@SententiaValetImported1mo ago
yes, you should not be tired, let all the responsible be tired of you!
@@walking_on_sunshine1611Imported1mo ago
Fight for your Future! It is your country too! And the grown ups don't care about your world, the climate, the social injustice younger generations have to face. Stay strong, but don't be violent
@@thiosemicarbizidebenzoylal2921Imported1mo ago
The news isn't telling you how corrupt French society actually is. That's why it's the first place Hollywood stars move there. Many Silicon Valley billionaires maintain residence there as well.
@@syle-82Imported1mo ago
Because they give the money to immigrants ... they are immigrants are good for economy where is your economy now. hhahahaahahahahahah Collapsing
@@antiapaticImported1mo ago
hooligans.
@@robertjosanImported1mo ago
Socialism works until you run out of other people’s money ? In USA the entitled socialist groups complain about how Europe and Canada have better healthcare services and how healthcare is a human right but someone has to pay for it, nothing is free in this world . Although I do agree there is a lot of waste and over charging that is going on as well .
@@rogueraven7603Imported1mo ago
And the burning fire truck and looting was just youthful hijinx?
@@Lsutiger300Imported1mo ago
Their government will do the same when they make the decision Ukraine can't defeat Russia on its own
@@JinjhuuuImported1mo ago
Shame on imperial French regime for persecuting their own people
@@MM-mo2ycImported1mo ago
“Students” 😂😂😂😂
@@Maxamander3008Imported1mo ago
The mind boggles.
@@whydaingerImported1mo ago
If you clash with students of your country you are done , no turning back.. Just look at history
@@nope731-e2oImported1mo ago
"We are not tired"<br><br>What a powerful and underrated slogan.
@@artificialdelusionImported1mo ago
“Violence is not acceptable”, says the police committing violence
@@ryantran7539Imported1mo ago
Lol
@@chuds.stay_awayImported1mo ago
Schools crumbling under a Right Wing government is hardly surprising.
@@A3Kr0nImported1mo ago
Good for them. Solidarity ✊
@@LJSWIGANImported1mo ago
I don't believe a word.
@@nr82641Imported1mo ago
don't forget to mention that the students burn everything down, something we call a riot
There have been renewed clashes with police in multiple French cities as tens of thousands join nationwide school student protests by pupils angry about underfunded schools. Parents and trade unions joined the students. The High School students' union said more than half of the country's schools were blockaded or would close for the day. We speak to DW's Paris correspondent Lisa Louis.
00:00 Nationwide student protests in France
00:24 Students demand more investments in schools
01:02 Protests have turned into national crisis
02:04 Politicians blame "ultraviolent elements"
02:29 DW Correspondent Lisa Louis reports from Paris
03:43 How powerful is the movement becoming?
04:48 What President Macron's potential successors are saying about the protests
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
Follow DW on social media:
►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dwnews
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►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deutschewellenews/
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