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Can students really change policy?

French students have a strong tradition of political action, often using street protests and school blockades to voice grievances. Their collective power has, in the past, forced governments to withdraw unpopular reforms, demonstrating that their unrest can indeed lead to significant policy shifts, intensifying pressure on Macron's government.

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