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France’s Prime Minister Promises More Curfews as Authorities Seek to Regain Control

After a violent weekend of protests and looting, Sébastien Lecornu says local curfews will be imposed wherever needed to restore calm.

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France’s Prime Minister Promises More Curfews as Authorities Seek to Regain Control

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said authorities would impose additional targeted curfews in areas where conditions required them, following a weekend of riots and looting across several cities. The first localized restrictions appeared to help keep the peace overnight, with police reporting no major incidents. Lecornu said prefects would decide on new measures in coordination with mayors. The unrest targeted public buildings and businesses, while officials faced questions about security planning. Authorities are also increasing police deployments as they work to prevent further violence

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