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Students in France set trash bins ablaze during protest over school funding

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by Sydney Morning Herald•1h ago•0 views•
Students in France set trash bins ablaze during protest over school funding
Tensions flared outside a barricaded high school, where masked and hooded protesters threw projectiles at police officers. The protests are part of a growing student movement demanding greater funding and resources for French schools.
Tensions flared outside a barricaded high school, where masked and hooded protesters threw projectiles at police officers. The protests are part of a growing student movement demanding greater funding and resources for French schools.
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