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France Bans Protests in Lyon as Macron Accuses Far Left of Seeking to Topple the Republic
French President Emmanuel Macron said groups from the far left are seeking to "topple the Republic" following violence that marred cost-of-living protests. Authorities banned demonstrations in Lyon on Saturday ahead of nationwide actions planned.
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- Macron will chair a meeting attended by key ministers on Friday, ahead of expected demonstrations over the weekend.
«إنه سيترأس اجتماعا الجمعة يضم وزراء رئيسيين قبل المظاهرات المرتقبة في عطلة نهاية الأسبوع»
فرانس 24 - Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is receiving representatives of political parties at the Matignon Palace as part of efforts to contain tensions.
«من المقرر أن يستقبل رئيس الوزراء سيباستيان لوكورنو ممثلي الأحزاب بقصر ماتينيون، بعد ظهر الخميس»
فرانس 24 - The protests were linked to rising living costs and declining public services and school conditions, and in several cities turned into violence, looting and clashes with police.
«تحولت في عدد من المدن إلى أعمال عنف ونهب واشتباكات مع الشرطة»
الجزيرة نت - The decision to ban protests in Lyon, France's third-largest city, applies to Saturday.
«قرارا بحظر كل التظاهرات في ليون، ثالث أكبر مدينة في فرنسا، السبت»
سكاي نيوز عربية - An Al Jazeera headline attributes to Macron the statement that France will prevent protests not organized by unions in the coming days.
«ماكرون: فرنسا ستمنع الاحتجاجات التي لا تنظمها النقابات في الأيام المقبلة»
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