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“2026 is the new 1789”: French students take school anger to Paris streets

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Europe As the mother of a student in Paris, I see what’s happening: reasonable demands met with awful violence | Helen Massy-Beresford The Guardian · 1 headline from this part of the world Africa “2026 is the new 1789”: French students take school anger to Paris streets Hespress (Morocco, English) · 1 headline from this part of the world Asia and Oceania “2026 is the new 1789”: French students take school anger to Paris streets Japan Times · 1 headline from this part of the world

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  1. Africa Hespress (Morocco, English)
  2. Asia and Oceania Japan Times
  3. Europe The Guardian

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Europe

The Guardian
As the mother of a student in Paris, I see what’s happening: reasonable demands met with awful violence | Helen Massy-Beresford

Asia and Oceania

Japan Times
“2026 is the new 1789”: French students take school anger to Paris streets

Africa

Hespress (Morocco, English)
“2026 is the new 1789”: French students take school anger to Paris streets

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