As high school student protests demanding educational environment improvements spread, the French government has decided to unveil its first set of measures by the end of this month.
Prime Minister Lecornu expressed sympathy with the students' grievances and promised to consider hiring additional teachers and improving school facilities.
However, specific measures were not presented.
The student protests in France, which began last month, are spreading to labor unions and farmers' organizations amid compounding frustrations over the cost of living.
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As High School Protests Spread, France to Announce First Set of Measures Later This Month
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