
After serious riots at the weekend, Laurent Nuñez remains in office, but is expected to revise security strategies.
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There were serious riots in France at the weekend, which led to a loss of control by the security forces.
Paris. After the serious riots in France at the weekend, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez offered to resign - but President Emmanuel Macron rejected this. “I submitted my resignation because I am responsible for everything that happens,” Nuñez told France Inter broadcaster. Macron rejected this, citing “the need for continued leadership of the law enforcement forces under the current circumstances,” the Élysée Palace said.
Macron asked the Interior Minister to clarify what “deficiencies in foresight and information gathering” led to the serious riots. “In order to put an end to the building of barricades and looting, he has also called on the Interior Minister to introduce new procedures on site as quickly as possible for the internal security forces in the fight against rioters,” the Élysée Palace continued.
The Interior Minister said that there was a lack of “forward-looking action” in the mobilization of the law enforcement forces. “There was of course an imbalance” between the law enforcement officers and the people on the street as well as “a loss of control.” Nuñez said that “everything will be done to ensure that something like this does not happen again.”
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Revision of security strategies by the Ministry of the Interior.
Very likely · Within weeks
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