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What happens after protests?

France has a strong tradition of public protest, with demonstrations often leading to government re-evaluations or even policy reversals. The student protests, coupled with the proposed €54 billion cuts, indicate potential for further social unrest and political challenges as the government attempts to implement its austerity measures.

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