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France faces record debt as €54B cuts fuel protests and school unrest
Public debt is projected to reach 119.3% of GDP this year and 121.7% next year as the government seeks €54 billion in cuts, while teacher shortages, overcrowded classrooms and frozen wages drive fresh unrest
About 400 high schools across France, roughly one in 10, were shut down on Friday at the end of a week in which more than 1,200 schools were blocked, disrupted or set on fire. As students burned trash bins in Toulouse and Lille, Prime Minister Sébast... [4369 chars]
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