France tightens security in anticipation of weekend protests
Summary
France is increasing security to prevent violence during planned weekend protests. President Emmanuel Macron is meeting with officials and security forces as cities set limits on gatherings, curfews, and public transport to reduce unrest.Key Facts
- France experienced violent protests last weekend with over 500,000 people taking part.
- President Macron blames radical far-left groups for stirring unrest.
- Only union-approved demonstrations will be allowed this weekend according to the government.
- Major cities like Paris, Marseille, and Lyon have set curfews and banned gatherings.
- Police presence will be increased by 20% compared to last weekend.
- The main student union, UNEF, opposes the restrictions and plans to hold protests anyway.
- The Yellow Vest movement has also scheduled a march in Paris.
- Over 2,700 people were arrested after last weekend’s protests.
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