France: High school students continue their protests a day after the prime minister's speech that is considered "disappointing"

The protest movement of high school students and students continues in France on Thursday, the day after Prime Minister Sebastien LeCorneau's speech in which he sought reassurance but was considered "disappointing" after he said his government would present proposals at the end of October, without presenting any concrete action. According to data from the Ministry of Education, classes were completely or partially suspended on Thursday in 375 educational institutions out of 3,700 institutions. She reported that "224 institutions witnessed complete closure, while 151 institutions reopened their doors partially."

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