France Sees Risk of Violence in Weekend Protests, PM Says
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In the student protests in France, violent scenes occur again and again. France's prime minister sees the movement derailed – and fears further riots.
Paris, 15 Oct (EFE).- The French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, denounced on Thursday the increase in urban violence around the student movement living in the country and expressed his fear of new riots during the disparate demonstrations called next Saturday, although he defended the right of students and other citizens to express [...] La entrada Lecornu denounces urban violence in student protests and fears riots on Saturday was first pub…
Sébastien Lecornu believes that the actions of high school students are turning into "urban violence movement", he describes a violence "absolutely horrifying" that "does insult" the demands of high school students. The First...
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu expresses his fears about the escalation of tensions and fears of spillovers during the demonstrations scheduled this Saturday Sébastien Lecornu estimated on Thursday that the
The Prime Minister, referring in particular to "mortar fire in high schools" or "intrusions", held that it was "to insult the high school students" who wanted to testify to their "anxiety" and "discontent".
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