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French student protests grow as Greta Thunberg joins rally in Paris

The government has offered “crumbs” in response to the protests, French students say. On Tuesday, they will demonstrate again across the country, with Greta Thunberg attending in Paris. French student organizations say nearly half a million people are taking part nationwide.

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