Protestele elevilor din Franța devin tot mai violente: Director de liceu, stropit cu benzină în Marsilia

Protests by students in France have escalated into violence, with incidents including assaults on school staff and attempts to set schools on fire. Authorities reported that staff at Lycée Victor Hugo in Marseille were doused with gasoline during protests. The unrest, driven by issues like lack of personnel and poor school conditions, has led to multiple school fires and significant police responses. The government is facing criticism for its handling of the situation, with Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu convening an emergency meeting. President Emmanuel Macron acknowledged the youth's frustrations but condemned the violence, attributing some of the unrest to extreme left politicians.