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France is mounting a huge security operation ahead of another weekend of nationwide protests after last week's demonstrations descended into riots, looting and …
France is mounting a huge security operation ahead of another weekend of nationwide protests after last week's demonstrations descended into riots, looting and arson. Authorities are deploying 70,000 police and gendarmes, while museums and major events have been cancelled over fears of renewed violence.
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France has been in a state of ridiculous upheaval since 1789.
@@A3Kr0nImported1wk ago
They should wait to clean so they don't have to do it twice. I'd move my car.
@@Juanez33Imported1wk ago
Come to europe, get free school , free housing , free wellfare, show gratitude by destroying everything ...
@@AlanAlan2001Imported1wk ago
Let's be like France, they said! Let's have a stronger social safety net, just like France, they insisted!<br><br>Let's look at France's social safety net: <br><br>- universal health care, <br>- paid parental leave, <br>- subsidized child care, <br>- public preschool,<br>- five weeks of paid vacation, <br>- a standard 35-hour workweek, <br>- generous unemployment and housing assistance,<br>- heavily subsidized higher education.<br><br>But they still protest and still demand more and more!
@@zhaoraymond8656Imported1wk ago
Americans call such riots “a beautiful sight to behold”
@@Alexandra-bc3olImported1wk ago
Do the protesters at least live in France? There are surely many protest-tourists among them.
@@booyakashaWagwanImported1wk ago
Prepare for the protests by boarding up the shop windows, removing cars from the streets and hunkering down in their homes. They are also sending full gear police to the streets. These ain't no protests, these are riots.
@@PatrickPetersonYahooImported1wk ago
too little too late. many historical building burned to ashes while macron was busy attending concerts and touring the middle east.
@@xsliquidityImported1wk ago
The world owes these kids nothing. Ask not what your country can do for you... ask what you can do for your country.
@@alanparker9608Imported1wk ago
France is caught between riots an economic crisis and now a shooting
@@alanparker9608Imported1wk ago
France debt is too big to fail and too big to save. France will bring down the euro and the EU
@@StigmaXImported1wk ago
The people demand cheese and cigarettes
@@Mag_AoidhImported1wk ago
What a joke, I don't know why but I was half expecting that young lady to criticize the behavior of the mob, but all she did was talk about what the police did. The only reason for them to act that way is when they are confronted with a violent mob as they should. There must be consequences to actions and the more the better at this point. I will not let young people or students who have not worked a real job and raised a family tell me how the world should be.
@@alexandreriazanovImported1wk ago
Note that these are not a police force, trained to calm things down. These are soldiers, trained only to kill.
@@CarolineslumImported1wk ago
This could very well lead to an attack by the US? Didn't they want the protesters in Iran to rise up and take over the government? I am sure they will feel the same for the French citizens/
@@alexandreriazanovImported1wk ago
Is this even constitutionally legal? I somehow doubt, given the exreme incompetence of Macron's government.
@@JohnQPublic-x4iImported1wk ago
I didn't know France had 70k LEOs.
@@ClearCutMindImported1wk ago
Peaceful protest is a fundamental right, but riots, looting, and arson undermine public support and hurt ordinary citizens. France needs answers, not just more police on the streets.
@@BAQ-z7oImported1wk ago
Those 70,000 officers will cost the government millions it doesn’t have to spend. That’s a whole lot of money that isn’t going to be spent of textbooks or teachers.
@@PrivateInformation-h3wImported1wk ago
NO VIOLENCE M'OK<br>VIOLENCE IS BAD M'OK
@@manojchowdhary4208Imported1wk ago
France going full Trump this weekend!! 😂😂
@@MrButch74Imported1wk ago
Everybody’s eyes are lying I suppose
@@SchantzFIGUImported1wk ago
Peace for Paris!
@@tonieins9819Imported1wk ago
70.000 police is just a little more than last time.
France is mounting a huge security operation ahead of another weekend of nationwide protests after last week's demonstrations descended into riots, looting and arson. Authorities are deploying 70,000 police and gendarmes, while museums and major events have been cancelled over fears of renewed violence.
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
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