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France protests: Macron rules out state of emergency – for now
The French government sought to draw a line Monday under weeks of protests that have been marred by violence, with President Emmanuel Macron heading to Marseille.
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President Emmanuel Macron traveled to Marseille on Monday as the French government attempted to end weeks of protests that have turned violent. Demonstrations across the country on October 17 were sparked by rising living‑cost concerns and escalated into some of the worst rioting France has seen in years. The government announced that a state of emergency will not be declared at this time.
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