De nombreuses manifestations d'élèves en France
Many student protests in France
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In France, many students are protesting in the streets this week.
They are angry because the classrooms are too full.
There is also a lack of teachers in many schools.
The school buildings are old and need urgent repairs.
This difficult situation creates problems for the education of young people.
The students fear that their future is threatened by these conditions.
French politics is very tense during this period of protest.
The government must find solutions to calm the situation quickly.
Unions and parents often support the students' demands.
The whole country is watching these protests with great attention.
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