Sute de școli rămân închise luni în Franța, pe fondul protestelor elevilor

Up to 500 high schools in France will be partially or fully closed due to ongoing student protests, which have sometimes turned violent. Students are protesting against teacher shortages, poor school conditions, and overcrowded classrooms. Education Minister Edouard Geffray announced that classes would be suspended in many schools for security reasons, with some schools having been damaged during protests. The protests began on September 17 and have escalated nationally, leading to confrontations with police. The government is facing criticism for not addressing students' concerns adequately, while Amnesty International has condemned police violence during the protests. The Prime Minister has called for a meeting to discuss school modernization and staffing issues.