Macron Tried to Reach Out to Protesters in Speech, Correspondent Says
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In the aftermath of the violence that hit several cities in France on Saturday, the President of the Republic spoke since the Elysée in an eight-minute speech.
French President Emmanuel Macron spoke late Sunday after the worst protests in decades in France.
French President Emmanuel Macron will address the nation at 8:00 PM, the Élysée announced. Prior to that, Macron will speak with several of his ministers.
Emmanuel Macron will address the French nation at 8:00 PM this Sunday, the Élysée Palace announced, a day after the mass acts of violence and looting that took place across France on October 17. The French president announced that before his evening speech, he will meet with the prime minister and security ministers at the Élysée Palace at 5:30 PM. The authorities have come under intense pressure from the opposition and some local government off…
In this morning's Express, we return to Paris for a new conversation with SIC correspondent Guilherme Monteiro. Paula Baldaia talks with the journalist about demonstrations in French cities. Listen here to the podcast
I think he tried to tell us something. But what? I still didn't understand. Incantations and emptiness. Impotence. Fatality. He could have silenced himself and said nothing. This speech is public impotence. Terrible. A state that can no longer protect its citizens is no longer a [...]
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