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The Le Figaro front page highlights ongoing student protests in France, with the Minister of Higher Education expressing concern about national escalation. The page also covers Spain's early elections called by Pedro Sánchez and a French government policy of stripping nationality from terror…
The Minister of Higher Education has confirmed his fear of a national outbreak of student protests, with hundreds of schools partially or fully blocked on Monday and more demonstrations planned for Tuesday.
Pedro Sánchez has called for early parliamentary elections on November 29, stating the need to achieve a broader majority in Parliament to carry out reforms.
The Ministry of the Interior is increasingly using decrees of national indignity to revoke nationality from individuals convicted of terrorism.
Protests, some using the 'ACAB' slogan, have led to the blockage of the Fine Arts and Medicine faculties in the 6th arrondissement of Paris.
The Senate is scheduled to examine the 'thugs-payers' bill on October 27, a legislative response to the ongoing student protests and blockades.
Ségolène Royal has spoken out against police repression during the student protests, stating that 'one must love youth and not hit them'.
