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🔴 Live: French PM denies 'police repression', suspends classes as clashes erupt at student protests

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On October 6, 2026, French Prime Minister Michel Barnier suspended university classes amid escalating student protests, while simultaneously denying allegations of police repression. The article provides a real-time snapshot of the situation but lacks specific details on protest locations, casualty numbers, or the exact timeline of the suspension decision.

Key points

• French Prime Minister Michel Barnier suspended university classes on October 6, 2026, amidst student protests.
• The Prime Minister explicitly denied claims that police forces were repressing the demonstrations.

Context

Student protests in France have intensified, leading to a suspension of academic activities. The Prime Minister's denial of police repression is a key development in the ongoing conflict.

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The evidence is a single headline snapshot without specific details on protest locations, casualty numbers, or the exact timeline of the suspension decision.

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