France: Macron faces political paralysis, far-right gains ahead of elections
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France has imposed curfews in major cities to quell looting and vandalism following weekend protests. The unrest is linked to a critical economic situation exacerbated by a 'snowball effect' of debt, though specific triggers and government responses remain unclear. This marks a significant domestic political crisis for President Macron.
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French authorities have extended curfews in major cities for a third night following widespread rioting, looting, and arson. The Interior Minister has admitted police 'lost control' in some areas, indicating a significant escalation in the severity of the unrest. The situation remains fluid, with government crackdowns including expedited trials and potential army deployment, but sustained protest activity and political fallout are anticipated.
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