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French students have withstood pressure on the government, with new and massive protests across the country
According to the government and organizers, between 250,000 and 400,000 students, led by Paris, took to the streets of major French cities this Tuesday to show Emmanuel Macron's government that they do not intend to relax their claims just two weeks after the protests began.
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