France’s students are angry about more than crumbling classrooms and missing teachers

France's students are protesting in large numbers due to issues with their education system, including a shortage of teachers and overcrowded classrooms. This is not just about the current state of their schools, but also about their future prospects and job security. The protests are a sign of frustration and concern among young people in France, which could have broader implications for the country's economy and social stability.

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France's students are worried about their future prospects due to issues in the education system. This uncertainty could impact their economic and social well-being.

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