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Student-led protests in France have grown into nationwide demonstrations against rising prices and struggling public services. Police have clashed with proteste…
Student-led protests in France have grown into nationwide demonstrations against rising prices and struggling public services.
Police have clashed with protesters in several cities, with the Interior Ministry reporting at least 272 arrests.
The unrest follows weeks of school blockades as students demand action over teacher shortages, poor facilities and underfunded education.
Al Jazeera’s Victoria Gatenby reports.
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I just wonder if this was happening in Iran where the police shot teargas and all this forces, how the UN will have condemned the Government so badly and praise the Riot.
@@surajthakur-k4t6gImported3wk ago
India is also burning
@@renerossi58Imported3wk ago
Macron must Go Now
@@alirezaaa2001Imported3wk ago
There should be regim change war against France. They are arresting protesters. Where the international community? 😅😅😅😅
@@D_zel09Imported3wk ago
It safe to live outside of Paris and Marseille.
@@gavinvdmImported3wk ago
At what point do they bring out the rubber bullets?
@@danielhoffman7414Imported3wk ago
Shedding a little tear of hope.
@@amirhazfi3870Imported3wk ago
This is how biased you are: you show Palestinian flag when a building is burning and France flag when people are chanting. How hypocrite!
@@NnamdiMustbe-v6oImported3wk ago
The protesters should not let police arrest anyone if police hold one person everyone should cycle them so they don’t go away with the people or they all hit on the police really hard to leave the people
@@AbubuokhaInnocentImported3wk ago
Islamists are using students grievance to burn down France and destroy western civilization in order to creat Islam dominance. France wake up
@@zacksdzImported3wk ago
social movement means redistribution of wealth… redistribution of wealth gives oligarchs anxiety and menstrual spasms … the police repress the movement to alleviate the pain
@@deaconfrost6Imported3wk ago
Funny how this same france has more money 4 ukraine and non 4 it's citizens<br>Smh
@@Nejrt-ug8czImported3wk ago
Yet Russia is the problem
@@lily4608Imported3wk ago
People don't want their taxes to be used for endless wars instead of education/public services‼✊🏽The French Revolution started with the burning down of buildings that represented greedy billionaires too‼(I remember French farmers dumping trucks of manure in front of the agriculture office in protest, Go France‼😂🕊✊🏽)
@@JeanPol-u4hImported3wk ago
Anyone who lends money to France is crazy 😂😂😂
@@whocares-tx7nlImported3wk ago
Evidence suggests that the turmoil in France is the result of external manipulation, specifically funded by Qatar. Rather than a sporadic local movement, the demonstrators display a high level of preparation, equipment, and centralized direction from outside interests.
@@shawn8010-k5sImported3wk ago
It is so bad here. Wish I could escape this place.
@@fromyourheadtoyoursoul8785Imported3wk ago
Migrants ruin everything this is what happens when u let them in send them back.
@@NuclearenergyukImported3wk ago
Ah yes Palestine my favourite French flag
@@dsdindersanga6729Imported3wk ago
Majority Muslim made mess. Trump is right deport them or western countries ready to face consequences
@@RainforestdelightImported3wk ago
This is what happens when you allow mass immigration and they eventually kill the country from within.
@@Baaz9898Imported3wk ago
Every criminal would be punish
@@contactdiary7699Imported3wk ago
Damaging public property is giving negative impression. Protest should be peaceful.
@@shannonhalford3507Imported3wk ago
This started as a group of students protesting substandard conditions in the school system....well, duh!! Macron/EU, flooding the countries in Europe with illegals, all $ going that direction, no infrastructure projects, no investment in the economy, just illegals....what did these useless : Leaders : think was going to happen? Making all European countries into third world rubbish heaps!! Bring on Madame Le Pen, Dr. Alice and Rupert Lowe!!! We will make Europe great again!! And, Al Jazeera, be like JD Vance, Stephen Miller, Cousin Donald and the FBI, and tell the truth...I'm NY Toms very British/Brazilian future wife MD
Student-led protests in France have grown into nationwide demonstrations against rising prices and struggling public services.
Police have clashed with protesters in several cities, with the Interior Ministry reporting at least 272 arrests.
The unrest follows weeks of school blockades as students demand action over teacher shortages, poor facilities and underfunded education.
Al Jazeera’s Victoria Gatenby reports.
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