Despite Return to Calm, France Remains on Edge Ahead of Planned Further Protests
Authorities said targeted curfews helped keep the night calm after more than 2,500 arrests and 123 jailings tied to the unrest.
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After the clashes, Lecornu announces new curfew 'where necessary'. The Prime Minister: 'Those last night contributed to the calm' (ANSA)
Despite return to calm, France remains on edge ahead of planned further protests
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu on Tuesday announced that France will impose new curfews where required, after the measures introduced in several cities the previous day had "helped keep the night calm". The Interior Ministry has announced that 123 people have been jailed in connection to the weekend's violence and looting.
The Prime Minister invited the political parties "Thursday" in Matignon after demonstrations marked by unprecedented violence and looting, announced his entourage on Tuesday.
Sébastien Lecornu invited the political parties "Thursday" in Matignon after demonstrations marked by unprecedented violence and looting, announced his entourage on Tuesday. ...
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said on Tuesday that the targeted curfews set up on Monday in several French cities had "contributed to the calm" of the night and would be taken "where...
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