Riots in France: Under Pressure, Macron Government Tries to Regain Control – Le Corni: Does Not Rule Out Declaring a State of Emergency
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Fears of a second wave of violence in France: Lecornu discusses declaring a state of emergency, while a beleaguered Macron has "escaped" to the Gulf. | Greek News On Demand / ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ ΝΕΑ ΤΩΡΑ
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On the one hand, there are assurances to businessmen affected by disasters and vandalism for immediate assistance, and on the other, strict announcements to punish those who caused the incidents.
Nicolas Conquer lives in Paris and experiences the riots up close. In conversation with JF-TV, the French-American publicist describes who is behind the violence, why Macron reacts too weakly and to whom this ultimately benefits. This post JF-TV interview France in flames: Now the state of emergency has been published on Young Freedom.
Weakened, the Macron government is trying to deal with the anger and concerns that have been created by the way in which
Here are the latest developments of the political and social crisis and the ongoing violence in France, six months from the presidential election.
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