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Student demonstrations in France, initially protesting poor school conditions and teacher shortages, have escalated into a violent movement across multiple cities. The government is concerned about worsening public disorder. The protests began in Créteil and have spread.
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- French Students Protest Conditions, Sparking Violence
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- Student demonstrations in France, initially protesting poor school conditions and teacher shortages, have escalated into a violent movement across multiple cities. The government is concerned about worsening public disorder. The protests began in Créteil and have spread.
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