France to Launch Commission of Inquiry over Violence
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On Tuesday, 20 October, the political groups of the National Assembly agreed on the opportunity to launch a commission of inquiry into the violence and looting in the margins of the demonstrations, but also on the system of policing deployed. The explanations of Roselyne Febvre, head of the political service in France 24.
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On Tuesday, the political groups of the National Assembly agreed on the opportunity to launch a commission of inquiry into the violence and looting scenes on the margins of the weekend demonstrations, mainly on 17 October, but also on the police mechanism deployed, according to several parliamentary sources. ...
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