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Los estudiantes de Sciences Po, una de las universidades más prestigiosas de Francia, salieron a la calle en París para reclamar más recursos para la educación, con la policía antidisturbios vigilando de cerca. Esta protesta es parte de un movimiento nacional que nació en un instituto parisino a mediados de septiembre y que ya presiona al Gobierno de Macron. Según el Ministerio del Interior, cerca de 266.000 personas marcharon por todo el país, 56.000 de ellas en la capital, donde hubo choques puntuales con la policía al final de una jornada mayormente pacífica. ¡Mira el video para conocer todos los detalles!

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00:00Students from the prestigious Paris Institute of Political Studies, known as Sciences Po, participated in demonstrations on Wednesday to demand
00:09increased funding for education.
00:11According to the Associated Press, police officers equipped with riot gear were seen as protesters chanted their demands in front of the building.
00:20to the main building on campus.
00:22The protest is part of a nationwide movement that began in mid-September at a high school in
00:29the Paris region.
00:30The protests have increased the pressure on the government of outgoing President Emmanuel Macron.
00:36The Interior Ministry estimated that 266,000 people participated in demonstrations across the country on Tuesday, among
00:4456,000 of them in Paris,
00:46where small groups of protesters clashed with riot police in a city square at the end of a
00:53mostly peaceful march.
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