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French authorities ban protests in Paris and Lyon amid widespread unrest
French authorities announced a ban on protests in Paris and Lyon on Thursday over fears of disturbances, as the government seeks to contain tensions. These measures follow the October 17 protests, which were accompanied by violence, while analysts criticized the meeting between union leaders and Macron's government.
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- French authorities banned protests in Paris and Lyon on Thursday over fears of disturbances.
«أعلنت السلطات الفرنسية، الأربعاء، حظر المظاهرات في باريس وليون، الخميس، خشية وقوع اضطرابات»
فرانس 24 - Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu will receive representatives of political parties at the Matignon Palace on Thursday afternoon.
«من المقرر أن يستقبل رئيس الوزراء سيباستيان لوكورنو ممثلي الأحزاب بقصر ماتينيون، بعد ظهر الخميس»
فرانس 24 - Macron has called intelligence agencies to a meeting at the Élysée over criticism concerning their ability to anticipate the scale of mobilization and acts of violence.
«دعا الرئيس إيمانويل ماكرون أجهزة الاستخبارات إلى اجتماع في قصر الإليزيه»
فرانس 24 - The World Socialist Web Site described the meeting between union leaders and Macron's government as having led to political failure.
«The French union leaderships’ meeting with the Macron government produced a political debacle»
World Socialist Web Site
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