French school protests enter third week as Greta Thunberg joins students demanding education funding

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How the sides differ Left sources stress turnout and criticism of policing; alternative sources focus on funding demands and government response; right sources emphasize Thunberg's involvement and violent clashes.

French students, joined by teachers and unions, have protested for a third week over school conditions, teacher shortages and education funding. The Guardian reports more than 160,000 marchers across France, with riot police firing teargas at the end of Tuesday's marches in Nan[...] and many demonstrators criticizing policing. France 24 says a government plan to recruit 3,000 substitute teachers has not satisfied protesters, who want an extra €10 billion for education. Swedish activist Greta Thunberg joined students near Saint-Denis on Tuesday; the Daily Wire describes weeks of violent clashes.

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Left GThe GuardianAt least 160,000 people take to streets in third week of French school protests

Highlights the large turnout, student demands for investment in schools, Thunberg's presence, and protesters' objections to policing tactics and teargas.

Alternative F2France 24French youth demand answers as education protests enter third week

Centers on student demands for more funding and staff, the government's substitute-teacher plan falling short, and the protesters' vow to continue.

Right DWDaily WireGreta Thunberg Finds A New Cause As Violent Riots Rage

Frames Thunberg's participation as a new cause for her, linking the protests to violent riots and clashes.