US EditionFrance's Macron calls for calm ahead of march for far-right activist killed last week
The fatal attack on Quentin Deranque has sparked government plans to review violent political groups amid rising tensions between far-right and far-left factions.
- French President Emmanuel Macron urged calm before far-right rallies honoring Quentin Deranque, a far-right activist who died after a February 12 brawl in Lyon, with two murder charges filed and 11 arrests made in connection to his death.
- Deranque's death has increased political tensions in France, with far-right groups blaming left-wing rhetoric and violence, while Macron condemned violence from all sides.
- Eleven people were arrested related to Deranque's death, including one parliamentary assistant from France Unbowed, a left-wing party.
- The Trump administration and Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni attributed Deranque’s death to left-wing extremism, increasing diplomatic and political controversy.
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In commemoration of a right-wing activist killed by alleged left-wing extremists, thousands of people gather in Lyon to demand justice. France's President Macron announces a review of violent groups.
France's Ministry of the Interior expected supporters of the right-wing camp from all over Europe. The authorities prepared themselves for conflicts of extreme margins – even in the evening.
A march in tribute to the far-right activist Quentin Deranque is organized in Lyon, this Saturday, February 21, from 3pm. Follow this walk on ladepeche.fr.
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Macron vows to tackle violent activist groups after fatal beating in Lyon
President Emmanuel Macron has called for calm ahead of marches organized by far-right groups after a nationalist militant died from a beating in Lyon. Macron said he plans a review of violent activist groups tied to political parties. He said…
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