French President Emmanuel Macron wanted Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, who submitted his resignation following the violence across the country, to remain in office.
French President Macron did not accept the resignation of Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, who submitted his resignation following the violence across the country, and asked for the chain of command to be preserved.
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The demonstrations, which started as a reaction to the cost of living, public services and the state of schools, turned into violence over the weekend.
French President Emmanuel Macron did not accept the resignation of Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, who submitted his resignation following the widespread violence across the country over the weekend. This information was shared in the statement made by the Elysee Palace.
Demonstrations; It began due to rising costs of living, disruptions in public services, and public outcry over the state of schools.
According to the Elysee Palace's statement, Macron stated that Nuñez should remain in office to ensure that the chain of command within the police and security forces is preserved. Macron also asked Nuñez to develop new methods to combat looters as soon as possible.
Demonstrations held across the country on Saturday turned into violence. While there were clashes between violent groups and the police in the cities, a town hall was set on fire and stores were looted.
New clashes also broke out in Paris and Marseille on Sunday. Riot police intervened to prevent workplaces from being looted.

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