Elevii din Franța reiau protestele

High school students in France are set to resume protests for better school conditions, despite government efforts to limit demonstrations. The upcoming protests could be pivotal for the movement that began in mid-September. Authorities had hoped for a decrease in protests, but student organizations aim to maintain pressure on the government. Protests have caused significant damage, with over 6,800 arrests, mostly minors. Violent clashes have led to changes in police crowd control strategies, including the suspension of stun grenades after a serious injury to a teenager. The Education Minister announced additional teachers for affected schools, but student unions dismissed these measures as inadequate, demanding further investment. Public support for the students' demands remains high, with 54% of citizens in favor.