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🇫🇷 French Education Minister Edouard Geffray announced on Thursday that 3,000 teachers would be sent to high-priority schools by Tuesday, with a “few hundred more” to be recruited, after weeks of mass protests that have gripped the country.

🔹 Nearly 71,500 people protested across France on Thursday, with 24,500 protesters reported in Paris alone, France’s Interior Ministry said. More than 500 people were arrested. 🔹 Economy Minister Roland Lescure added, following the 1.4% increase in money allocated for education in France’s 2027 budget, that there was “room” to meet the demands of the protesters for more resources. 🔹 The protests began September 21 at a school in a deprived Paris area. Initiated by high school students, the demonstrations have grown to include university students and trade unions. Demands have included more teachers, renovated buildings and fewer classroom hours. 🔹 Police have been accused of using excessive force, with the use of stun grenades being banned after a teenager lost his hand to a police stun grenade earlier this week.

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