French Government Extends Curfews After Riots Sweep Across the Country
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French government extends curfews after riots sweep across the country
French authorities are extending curfews and increasing the police presence in public spaces as President Emmanuel Macron's government tries to regain control after rioters torched buildings and looted thousands of businesses this weekend.
Curfews extended in Paris, Lyon, as city of Marseille imposes restrictions on minors
New extension of the curfew in Paris and Lyon, while the city of Marseille imposes restrictions on minors after the widespread incidents, while French President Macron is in Arab countries for talks. The confrontation due to the events was also transferred to the French Parliament. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecorni accused far-left groups of inciting the violence, while the opposition accused him of incompetence in managing the crisis and of tryi…
In France, 149 suspects have been arrested in connection with the vandalism and looting that began with the protests on October 17. Partial curfews imposed yesterday in certain areas of Paris, Lyon, Lille, and Nice have been extended today.
In France, the partial curfew imposed in various cities, including Paris, where violence has spread, has been extended. The Rhone Prefecture argued that the measure had restored calm.
The curfew began on Monday evening in certain parts of Paris, as well as in Lyon, and for minors in Bordeaux in the southwest, Lille in the north and Nice in the southeast of the country.
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