Protestele elevilor din Franța devin tot mai violente. Poliția a folosit gaze lacrimogene

High school protests in France have spread to multiple cities, with students blocking school entrances and clashing with police. They demand better conditions, citing overcrowded classes and a lack of teachers. The movement, which began in Île-de-France, has reached cities like Lille, Nantes, and Lyon, coinciding with broader public sector protests against government budget policies. Incidents of violence were reported, including vandalism and confrontations with law enforcement. The French Interior Minister noted that 180 schools were affected, leading to numerous arrests. The Prime Minister condemned the violence but acknowledged the need to address students' concerns amid ongoing budget disputes.