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Bishop Rougé comments on French student protests and economic distress

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Bishop Matthieu Rougé discussed recent events via Vatican News, condemning the violence at student-led protests across France. The protests, which began in late September, were fueled by student frustration over education quality and lack of school funding. The violence escalated into arsons, lootings, and confrontations, resulting in millions of dollars in damage and hundreds of injuries.

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Rougé, who leads the French bishops' conference's Council for Catholic Education, stated that the violence reflects the distress of young people. He linked this distress to broader crises, including the economic crisis, the social crisis, and the geopolitical crisis.

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