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Pupil and student groups call school blockades in France after Molotov thrown at gendarmes in Paris
An investigation has been opened after a Molotov cocktail was thrown at gendarmes in Paris, as three pupil and student organisations called for blockades of schools.
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A Molotov cocktail was thrown at gendarmes in Paris, and an investigation has been opened.
The Union syndicale lycéenne and the Union étudiante called on Saturday, 31 October, for schools to be blocked on Tuesday, 3 November and Thursday, 5 November.
On Sunday, 1 November, the Lycéens ! group called for a blockade from Monday, 2 November, criticising the government's "politique de comptoir".
An investigation has been opened after a Molotov cocktail was thrown at gendarmes in Paris. Three pupil and student organisations have also called for blockades of schools.
The Union syndicale lycéenne and the Union étudiante called on Saturday, 31 October, for schools to be blocked on Tuesday, 3 November and Thursday, 5 November. On Sunday, 1 November, the Lycéens ! group called for a blockade from Monday, 2 November, criticising what it called the government's "politique de comptoir".
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