00:00Now we go live to France. At this hour, unions and also students and workers are taken to the streets
00:08once more in another national strike to demand better working conditions.
00:13This is part of a national wave of protest, of discontent toward the government of President Macron,
00:21that has been as well brutally repressed by police forces, by the Gendarmerie of France in the face of the
00:33circumstances being faced by students.
00:36This was a protest that erupted weeks ago with students mostly demanding better educational conditions, better classroom spaces,
00:48because they were demanding or were rejecting the overcrowded spaces in which they had to run,
00:55the cut of financing for public education as well.
00:59And it's part of a national unrest that is taking place because it has been as well fired up by
01:06the reaction of the national police forces
01:10that have been against the protesters, that have been using tear gas against them,
01:16but also canisters, tear gas canisters that have been harming the youth.
01:23We are listening to horrendous stories that come from these national confrontations that speak about members of the protest,
01:33of very early, very young protestors losing, for example, fingers because of the actions of the police.
01:41So this is once more people take into the streets and they are going to remain on the streets while
01:47demanding better working and educational conditions.
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