Al Jazeera reports from Paris as protests turns violent
In Paris, thousands are protesting teacher shortages, poor school facilities and cuts to public services.
Al Jazeera English reports that in Paris, thousands are protesting teacher shortages, poor school facilities and cuts to public services.
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