High school students in Paris' deprived suburbs spark national protest movement

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Channel News Asia	High school students in Paris' deprived suburbs spark national protest movement	While France ranks in the middle of OECD countries for spending on education, the average expenditure per secondary school student has remained little changed over the last decade.	3 Oct, 07:36	3 Oct, 07:45	0m	channelnewsasia.com	First

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