Student unions in France have called for protests to resume and for schools and universities to close on 3 and 5 November, according to Al Jazeera Arabic. The unions say the government's pledges are insufficient, and that this is why they are calling for the movement to resume. It is not yet clear which unions issued the call, or what the government pledges they consider insufficient contain. The government's response to the call has not been reported, and the expected level of participation in the closures is also unclear. The issue that first sparked the protests is not specified in the available information.
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French Student Unions Call for School and University Closures on 3 and 5 November
Unions say government pledges are insufficient, Al Jazeera Arabic reports
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- Student unions in France have called for protests to resume, according to Al Jazeera Arabic.
- The call includes closing schools and universities on 3 and 5 November.
- The unions say the government's pledges are insufficient.
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- Al Jazeera Arabicطلبة فرنسا يدعون إلى استئناف إغلاق المدارس لعدم كفاية تعهدات الحكومةPrimary source