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'No political solution' to anger in France, expert says amid ongoing protests

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Briefings

An expert predicts French protests will decline as high schools reopen and weekend attendance drops, noting the lack of a parliamentary majority complicates political solutions.

Key points

• High schools in France reopened despite calls for blockades, while weekend protest attendance fell for the third consecutive week.
• Political experts suggest protests will end because the government lacks a parliamentary majority, making it difficult to identify specific targets for opposition.

Context

French high schools are reopening while protests continue, with an expert predicting the movement will die out due to the absence of a parliamentary majority.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the period of high school reopenings and weekend attendance decline; specific dates for protest end are not provided.

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