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Macron vows strong measures to assuage France demos

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French President Emmanuel Macron has promised to announce a package of measures in response to weeks of street protests in France, amidst ongoing social unrest.

What happened

President Macron has vowed to introduce measures in response to protests over a range of grievances, while acknowledging the risk of further unrest. The protests drew in various groups, including trade unions and "yellow vest" activists. Police deployed 70,000 officers for Saturday's demonstrations, but Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said more unrest is expected next weekend. The interior ministry reported 1435 arrests during the demonstrations.

Why it matters

The protests have continued to inflict economic damage, with business leaders reporting a significant decline in sales. The unrest has raised concerns about the government's ability to maintain control and respond to public demands. The situation is significant for the government's public finances and Macron's presidential mandate.

Key facts

  • Macron has promised to introduce measures in response to protests
  • Police deployed 70,000 officers for Saturday's demonstrations
  • 1435 people were arrested during the demonstrations
  • The protests have continued to inflict economic damage

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