O nouă zi de proteste ale elevilor în Franța: aproximativ 480.000 de participanți, potrivit organizatorilor

Approximately 480,000 people protested in France demanding better funding for high schools and improved study conditions. This mobilization coincided with a parliamentary debate on a budget aimed at reducing public debt. The student movement, which began on September 17, has gained support from various unions. While most protests were peaceful, police used tear gas in several cities. The extreme right leader Marine Le Pen condemned the violence and called for reparations for damages caused during the protests. The government is currently discussing a bill to hold individuals accountable for vandalism.