France Will Not Be Intimidated by Violence, PM Lecornu Says After Protests
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The Prime Minister of France, Sebastian Lecornu, reported last Saturday that the riots provoked by the violence of the extreme left in the mobilizations that denounce the poor state of public education, the high cost of living, among other demands, have resulted in more than 1,200 arrests [...]
The French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, today blamed "extreme-left groups" for the violence in several French cities and promised to bring to an end the bill that obliges the authors of the damage to pay them. "We will not be intimidated", wrote the head of the French executive in his official account at X, addressing "those who intend to make these violence a 'warming up' before the presidential election next year. Lecornu blamed "left-ul…
Lecornu blamed "left-ultra groups" for organizing the whole country's rape, as well as the "delinquents who mixed up to plunder and destroy".
Macron condemned the violence during the demonstrations, and Prime Minister Le Cornu rejected criticism of the police crackdown. According to organizers, 800,000 people took part in the demonstrations in France on Saturday, one of whom had his hand torn off by a police grenade.
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