法国爆发持续三周多的大规模学生抗议，数千名学生封锁高中、走上街头，对教育条件恶劣提出不满1。本周六预计将出现更大规模的示威活动1。
在这场持续的社会动荡中，法国总理勒科尔努指责左翼政客利用学生愤怒为2027年总统大选造势1。他特别点名左翼政党不屈法国党及其总统候选人梅朗雄试图从学生运动中获取政治优势1。梅朗雄的支持者则反驳称，他是唯一视察法国学校的总统候选人，并主张将投票年龄降低至16岁1。
早期抗议中，一名15岁男孩在朗斯市失去一只手，之后法国内政部暂停在高中示威中使用眩晕手榴弹1。法国内债达120亿欧元，政府可通过增加增值税等税收措施予以化解1。但深层结构性问题更加复杂：法国6年内已更换6位总理，国会被分为三个对立政治阵营，公共开支约占GDP的57%，为发达国家中最高1。
France has been gripped by student demonstrations lasting more than three weeks, with thousands of students blockading secondary schools and taking to the streets to protest deteriorating educational conditions.1 A larger-scale demonstration is planned for Saturday this week.1
Prime Minister Le Cornu has accused left-wing politicians, including presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon, of manipulating student anger to gain political advantage ahead of the 2027 presidential election.1 Supporters of Mélenchon counter that he is the only presidential candidate to have visited French schools and advocate lowering the voting age to 16 years old.1
The controversy reflects deeper structural challenges within France's governance and finances. The country has cycled through six prime ministers in six years, with parliament fractured into three opposing political blocs.1 Public spending accounts for approximately 57 percent of GDP, the highest among developed nations.1
Early in the protests, a 15-year-old boy in Lens lost a hand, prompting France's Interior Ministry to suspend the use of stun grenades during secondary school demonstrations.1 The French government faces an estimated internal debt of 12 billion euros, which officials suggest could be addressed through fiscal measures such as a four percent increase in value-added tax.1
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