France Pledges Business Aid After Violent Cost-of-Living Protests
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Paris, 19 Oct (EFE).- After the wave of urban violence that struck France last weekend, the French government announced Monday the introduction of curfews located in certain areas of the country - without yet specifying which ones - and the implementation of a partial unemployment scheme for the fences [...] The entry France decrees partial curfews and announces exceptional aid to the shops was first published in HolaNews.
Sébastien Lecornu announced that he had asked the prefects to introduce "partial" and "localized" curfews this Monday evening, in order to protect the shops in particular, after a weekend marked by scenes of chaos in several cities.
After a weekend of chaos in several French cities, Sébastien Lecornu announced this Monday, October 19, that he would help the affected traders and limit the action of the "casseurs".
On 17 and 18 October, looting and violence took place on the margins of the national mobilization against "the expensive life". On Monday, after an inter-ministerial crisis cell, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu took the floor to announce the measures taken by the government. In particular, he evokes a "territorialised" curfew and the triggering of 100% partial unemployment on Tuesday 20 October. - 17 October: local curfew, 100% partial unemploy…
The Prime Minister announced on Monday 19 October that "at least 3,000 businesses" had been affected by damage or looting this weekend on the sidelines of demonstrations and that they could benefit from partial unemployment measures as early as Tuesday 20 October as well as a "specific support fund".
In the wake of the recent violence that has degraded "at least 3,000 businesses" in France, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu and his government announced a series of emergency measures, including the immediate triggering of 100% funded partial unemployment, the postponement of social charges and...
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