Protests led by students regarding France's education system escalated in Paris, resulting in fires and the use of chemical irritants by authorities. Student organizations reported that approximately 100,000 individuals participated in the protest in the capital. In contrast, the French Interior Ministry estimated the total number of participants across the country to be around 266,000.
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Protests in Paris Over Education System Result in Fires and Chemical Irritants
Student-led protests in Paris over the education system led to chaos, with fires reported and chemical irritants used by authorities. While student groups claimed a turnout of 100,000 in Paris, the Interior Ministry estimated a nationwide participation of about 266,000.
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