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Police fire tear gas at a barricaded high school in Paris as school protests show no sign of ending

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French police deployed tear gas on Thursday to disperse students who had erected barricades using rubbish bins outside a high school in northeastern Paris. The incident is part of a broader wave of nationwide student protests that have persisted since late September.

According to the French Interior Ministry, the ongoing demonstrations, which primarily involve students under the age of 18, have resulted in more than 6,600 arrests to date. The protesters are demanding increased funding for the national education system, and current reports indicate that the unrest shows few signs of abating.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

Stuff (Wellington/Auckland, New Zealand) Focuses on the scale of arrests and underlying funding demands
Toronto Star (Toronto, Canada) Focuses on the immediate tactical details of the barricade confrontation
Read the full story at the source Stuff (Wellington/Auckland, New Zealand) · NZ ↗
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