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What began as student-led anger over dilapidated classrooms, staffing shortages, and proposed budget cuts has rapidly metastasized into a broader national press…
What began as student-led anger over dilapidated classrooms, staffing shortages, and proposed budget cuts has rapidly metastasized into a broader national pressure cooker.
Host: Anand Naidoo
Guests:
Anne-Elisabeth Moutet is a French journalist and commentator.
Remi Piet is a senior partner at Embellie Advisory.
Patrick Chamorel is a senior resident scholar at the Stanford Center in Washington.
00:00 France braces for more protests
00:54 Meet the panel
01:09 What is driving the unrest?
02:59 Debate over the political left’s role
05:43 Students speak out on school conditions
08:03 How has the government responded?
11:51 Education funding and budget constraints
14:18 Has the police response gone too far?
16:25 Teacher shortages and education reform
19:19 Cost-of-living pressures fuel public anger
22:00 What options does the government have?
23:20 More protests: What to expect
24:47 How could the unrest affect the election?
25:58 France’s debt and limited fiscal room
27:48 Closing remarks
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4 Comments
@@smash_27Imported2wk ago
just face the economy collapse and get bankrupt
@@persian1050Imported2wk ago
france government should listen to their people
@@jocelynevkb5889Imported2wk ago
Why can't France fund public-run institutions at a time when the number of French Billionaires has doubled, ie from 2021 to 2026?<br>Well, during his 6 years as Economy Minister & his 9 years as President, Macron collaborated with the Wealthy refusing to tax Big Wealth to the extent that 1% of French people own 40% of France's Wealth!<br>There's always a logical reason for mass-protests ... in this case it's inequity & social injustice ... not only in France!
@@pbworld7858Imported2wk ago
Hey, these are just freedom fighters who want human rights. As Nancy Pelosi once said, What a beautiful sight to behold. And as I once said, The chickens have come home to roost in the West.
What began as student-led anger over dilapidated classrooms, staffing shortages, and proposed budget cuts has rapidly metastasized into a broader national pressure cooker.
Host: Anand Naidoo
Guests:
Anne-Elisabeth Moutet is a French journalist and commentator.
Remi Piet is a senior partner at Embellie Advisory.
Patrick Chamorel is a senior resident scholar at the Stanford Center in Washington.
00:00 France braces for more protests
00:54 Meet the panel
01:09 What is driving the unrest?
02:59 Debate over the political left’s role
05:43 Students speak out on school conditions
08:03 How has the government responded?
11:51 Education funding and budget constraints
14:18 Has the police response gone too far?
16:25 Teacher shortages and education reform
19:19 Cost-of-living pressures fuel public anger
22:00 What options does the government have?
23:20 More protests: What to expect
24:47 How could the unrest affect the election?
25:58 France’s debt and limited fiscal room
27:48 Closing remarks
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