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A relatively calm night in cities across France after curfews were imposed following violent protests over the weekend. The government implemented the measure a…
A relatively calm night in cities across France after curfews were imposed following violent protests over the weekend. The government implemented the measure after facing criticism for failing to anticipate and contain the rioting and looting that took place during the demonstrations. Clean-up operations are underway in Paris and other French cities. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu warns that more curfews could be imposed. The government will be holding emergency meetings with representatives of major social media platforms and hold talks with trade unions. Ross Cullen reports from Paris.
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@@brainyclassmates4372Imported3wk ago
Physics. <br>Newton's 3rd Law of Motion.<br>Action: Western countries called rioters in 2019 Hong Kong unrest as Freedom Fighters, buildings set on fire by rioters as sight to behold.<br>Reaction: Riots in France and Italy = KARMA, PAYBACK for laughing at Hong Kong back then.<br>🇫🇷 France 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣<br>🇮🇹 Italy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@km3455Imported3wk ago
Poland seems like it’s going to have a boost in tourism. They have closed and safe borders.
@@kylinwarriorImported3wk ago
when you have u.s influence, you invite trouble !
@@gweejiahan9336Imported3wk ago
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A relatively calm night in cities across France after curfews were imposed following violent protests over the weekend. The government implemented the measure after facing criticism for failing to anticipate and contain the rioting and looting that took place during the demonstrations. Clean-up operations are underway in Paris and other French cities. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu warns that more curfews could be imposed. The government will be holding emergency meetings with representatives of major social media platforms and hold talks with trade unions. Ross Cullen reports from Paris.
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Government pledges new curfews to keep order in wake of violent demonstrations in French cities
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