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France sees fifth consecutive Saturday of nationwide protests

Yellow vests, students, and education unions took to the streets to voice a range of frustrations, from rising cost of living and calls for better funding for education to stronger protection for children and teenagers and a new police law.

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00:02Widespread demonstrations once again broke out across France on the weekend,
00:06marking the fifth consecutive Saturday of nationwide protests.
00:10Yellow Vests, students and education unions took to the streets to voice a range of frustrations,
00:17from rising costs of living and calls for better funding for education
00:20to stronger protection for children and teenagers.
00:24On demand to have professors when we go to school.
00:26We ask not to have the floor floor when we eat in the kitchen.
00:28We ask, when we have a degree, despite the conditions that are degraded every year,
00:32to continue our journey at the university.
00:35Many also expressed opposition to a new police bill.
00:39What the law permitted to kill, which is put in the vote the next week,
00:43is literally that a policeman who will shoot will first be presumed to have acted legitimately.
00:49An impunity of more for those who trap us, gas us and mutil us.
00:53School blockades and protests calling for better wages have swept across the country for more than a month.
01:00Unions have called for another day of strikes on Tuesday,
01:03saying the government's promise to increase the minimum wage by 0.6% is not enough.
01:09Not all these...
01:09To be continued...
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