French PM Vows ‘Massive’ Police Deployment for New Demonstrations
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France has experienced a quiet night after days of riots and the chaos experienced over the weekend following the protest over the rise in the cost of living. Only a few unauthorized demonstrations in Lyon and Rennes, and some occasional scenes of looting, have disturbed the calm. The bans on demonstrations and the curfews decreed in different cities have served to return – at least for now – to normality. Large cities such as Paris, Marseille, …
The French Prime Minister accuses extreme-left groups of having an "insurrectional plan" to intensify the protests. Lecornu also announced a reinforcement of the security forces next weekend.
French Minister of the Interior Laurent Nuñez announced a review of the national security strategy and the strengthening of security assets and agents
The Prime Minister of France, Sébastien Lecornu, promised this Tuesday that the new wave of national mobilizations called by the ‘yellow vests’ and trade unions of [...]
Sebastien Lecornu, the prime minister of France, promised today to call in the armed police next weekend, when the next protests in the country are planned. Lecornu admitted that it was not good enough to stand law enforcement beforehand and promised that it would be improved significantly. Hann said curfew um liðna nött had resulted in the desired results.
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