Riot police clashed with students as education protests spread across France. Reports indicate fires, fury, and hundreds of arrests. High school students in Paris' deprived suburbs sparked a national protest movement. Meanwhile, Spain's parliament rejected a housing bill, leading to protests in over 50 cities. Additionally, historical context highlights a massacre of hundreds during a Mexico City student protest. The unrest has drawn international attention, with activists calling for systemic change. The French government has responded with a strict crackdown on the protests, while international organizations have condemned the violence. The protests have also sparked a discussion about education reform and the future of the country's school system. In Spain, the housing bill protests have grown in number and intensity, with gatherings taking place in major cities across the country. The bill, which aims to address housing shortages, has been met with resistance from residents. Meanwhile, in Mexico City, the massacre of hundreds during a student protest has remained a sensitive and controversial issue, with ceremonies still taking place to honor the lost.