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France Plans Curfews – Yellow Vests Call for New Protests on Saturday

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Following looting and severe rioting, Paris announces locally limited curfews. The Yellow Vests are calling for new protests on Saturday – President Macron is simultaneously rejecting the resignation of his interior minister.

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France Turns to Curfews

Following looting and severe rioting in France, the government has announced locally limited curfews. This is reported by Handelsblatt, citing the government in Paris. France is reaching for one of the tougher tools in the law enforcement repertoire – when demonstrations spiral out of control, a curfew is often the next step.

Which regions are specifically affected and from when the curfews are to take effect is not apparent from the available reports. What is clear is this: these are locally limited measures, not a nationwide curfew.

Yellow Vests Call for New Protests on Saturday

At the same time, the Yellow Vest movement has called for new protests on the coming Saturday. The escalation spiral is now in motion: curfews on one side, new demonstrations on the other. A direct confrontation over the weekend looks pre-programmed.

Macron Backs His Interior Minister

On the domestic front, President Emmanuel Macron is demonstratively standing behind his interior minister: As Die Zeit reports, Macron has rejected the minister's resignation. In a phase of mounting violence, this is a clear signal – to the security forces and to the protest movement. The interior minister stays in office.

What Remains

France is heading toward a conflict-ridden Saturday: curfews, new protests, a president shielding his interior minister. The coming days will show whether the measures calm the situation or further stoke it.

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