Macron Rejects National Emergency Amid Massive French Protests
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A week after the October 17 violence in Paris, Marseille and Lyon, Emmanuel Macron refused to decree the state of emergency. A bet between security, public freedoms and political calculus that could revive the French fractures.
Massive Protests in France End in Riots and 2,500 Arrests, but Macron Has Not Declared a State of Emergency
Macron said a state of emergency was not necessary amid widespread protests in France. More than 2,500 people were arrested and a curfew was imposed.
Amidst the ongoing unrest in France following protests, President Macron indicated on the 21st that he would not rule out declaring a state of emergency. Looting and vandalism have erupted across France following the protests, and a curfew has been imposed in Paris for three consecutive nights. While President Macron stated that the government can currently respond based on existing laws such as curfews and bans on gatherings, he acknowledged th…
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