"We Will Not Be Intimidated," Warns Sébastien Lecornu, Denouncing the Violence on the Margins of the October 17 Protests
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"We won't be intimidated," wrote the head of the French executive in his official X account, addressing "those who intend to make these violence a 'warming up' before the presidential election" next year.
The Prime Minister has given "everything" his support to the forces of law and order "who have faced violence of extreme intensity".
France will not be intimidated by violence, Prime Minister Sebastien Le Corneille said after protests that have seen clashes between demonstrators and police in several cities. “We will not be intimidated. No one will impose their political agenda through violence,” he said. Cars were set on fire in Paris, shops were looted and businesses were damaged. Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse groups of protesters. By afternoon, 272 peo…
The French prime minister accused far-left groups of organizing the violent incidents that occurred in many cities in the country, while expressing his support for the police forces.
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French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has condemned the violence in France in strong terms. In a post on X, the minister writes that while there is room for peaceful demonstrations in France, that place does not exist "for arson, looting, and violence".
"We will not be intimidated": in a message on X the French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, accuses the "far left groups" of having "organised violence in different cities of France." (ANSA)
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