Elevii din Franța reiau protestele. Noi manifestații anunțate pentru îmbunătățirea condițiilor din școli

High school students in France are preparing to resume protests for better school conditions, despite government efforts to limit demonstrations. Authorities announced measures to address demands, but student organizations find them inadequate. Upcoming protests could be pivotal for the movement that began in mid-September. 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. The Education Minister announced additional teachers for affected schools, but student unions demand more funding for renovations. Concerns about exam disruptions for medical students are also rising, yet public support for student demands remains high.