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France government aims to control protests
The French government, led by Prime Minister Sebastian Lecornu, has confirmed that it will hire more than 3,000 substitute teachers to improve the educational conditions in schools experiencing a severe staffing shortage. This move responds to the demands of students and protesters who have organized widespread demonstrations across the country. The measures include hiring hundreds of additional staff and expanding the use of existing teachers to cover short-term absences, with a particular focus on supporting the 114 most affected high schools. This step comes amid worsening protest conditions, which have included arrests and violent clashes between police and protesters, as well as calls to improve infrastructure and increase investment in education. The government also pledged additional funding and adjustments to the 2027 budget to address the ongoing crises in the education sector.
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