Blocages, feux d'artifice et gaz : les jeunes manifestants inquiètent la France
Blockades, fireworks and gas: young protesters worry France
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In France, more than 1,000 schools have problems because of protests.
Young students are angry and they want better conditions in their classes.
They used blockades, fireworks, and even tear gas was present during the unrest.
Many high school students do not want to go to school until things change.
The government is worried about the violence near the buildings.
Teachers also say that the schools need more money and more staff.
The protests started several days ago and they are growing.
People hope that a solution will be found quickly to help the students.
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