French students continue protests after meeting with Macron

French secondary school student representatives met with President Emmanuel Macron but decided to continue protests until concrete education reforms are implemented. They demand the complete abolition of the Parcoursup system, which complicates access to higher education. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is set to meet with student organizations and unions to discuss potential reforms. Macron's recent proposals were deemed insufficient by student leaders, who criticized the government's response as inadequate. The country is on high alert for upcoming protests, especially after recent violent demonstrations. The government has increased cooperation with digital platforms to prevent the organization of disturbances and extended curfews in certain Paris areas.