France Sees Nationwide Student Protests and Riots Over Cost of Living
French student protests against rising living costs and school conditions sparked riots in several cities, drawing tens of thousands.
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Riots erupted in several French cities on Monday as a student movement expanded into a national protest. Tens of thousands marched peacefully, demanding action on rising living costs and inadequate school conditions.
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The demonstrations, organized by student groups, drew participants from across the country and sparked clashes with police in urban centers. Authorities reported property damage and arrests amid the unrest.
Organizers said the protests aim to pressure the government into improving funding for education and addressing inflation that has strained household budgets.
Originally reported by The New York Times.
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