France to Deploy 70,000 Cops as Students Call for Further Protests
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Student unions call for continued protests after meeting with President Macron, saying opening dialogue must lead to concrete progress
Several high school representatives were received at the Élysée on Friday to exchange with Emmanuel Macron, on the eve of a new day of protest that mobilises more than 70,000 policemen and gendarmes. Overall "satisfied" with the President's listening, they nevertheless called on Friday to "continue to mobilize" until the announcement of concrete measures.
The Head of State met with all the representatives of the high school students on Friday at the Elysée, who called for maintaining the "iron arm" until they met with the Prime Minister on Monday.
The Head of State had chaired a defence counsel earlier, after the curfews and bans on demonstrations.
For the first time since the protests started in France.
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