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Macron warns some demonstrations could be banned after Yellow Vest violence, orders review of intelligence and prevention measures

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French President Emmanuel Macron warned that certain demonstrations could be banned following violent Yellow Vest protests across France. He also ordered the government to review intelligence gathering and prevention measures, saying the aim was to ensure “this never happens again.”

Macron said the voices of high school and university students must be heard and urged the government to address the causes of public anger.

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