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BackMacron, 'proteggeremo le nostre città anche vietando alcuni raduni'
Macron, 'proteggeremo le nostre città anche vietando alcuni raduni'
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Macron, 'proteggeremo le nostre città anche vietando alcuni raduni'

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Il presidente francese Emmanuel Macron ha annunciato che i prefetti potranno vietare alcune manifestazioni e prendere decisioni per proteggere le città dopo gli scontri e i saccheggi di ieri, chiedendo che chi ha distrutto paghi e chi ha saccheggiato rimborsi, esprimendo solidarietà alle forze dell'ordine e invitando partiti e sindacati a condannare la violenza senza ambiguità.

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Gli scontri e i saccheggi sono avvenuti in tutta la Francia nella giornata di ieri, provocando danni e tensioni sociali, a sei mesi dalle elezioni presidenziali.

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I prefetti di Francia potranno "prendere delle decisioni per proteggere le nostre città", compresa quella di "vietare alcune manifestazioni". Lo ha annuciato il presidente francese Emmanuel Macron parlando alla nazione dopo gli scontri di piazza e i saccheggi di ieri in tutto il Paese.

"Chi ha distrutto deve pagare, chi ha saccheggiato deve rimborsare", ha detto Macron, esprimendo solidarietà alle forze dell'ordine.

"Ieri, nonostante la loro professionalità, le forze dell'ordine hanno subito una violenza senza precedenti. Ho chiesto al governo di trarre tutti gli insegnamenti necessari in merito all'attività di intelligence; ci sarà massima trasparenza. Le indagini saranno condotte con la massima fermezza", ha proseguito.

Quindi ha invitato ''l'insieme dei partiti, delle organizzazioni sindacali, a condannare senza ambiguità ogni forma di violenza. Il Paese ha bisogno di ordine, non di un'escalation".

E a sei mesi dalle elezioni presidenziali ha lanciato un appello: "Tutti coloro che oggi sostengono che l'urgenza sia scendere in piazza hanno un solo obiettivo: sporcare il dibattito. I confronti non devono avvenire per strada né attraverso la violenza. Devono svolgersi nel rispetto, mai nel disordine o nella distruzione. Il nostro Paese merita una bella elezione presidenziale tra sei mesi".

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • I prefetti francesi utilizzeranno il potere di vietare alcune manifestazioni nei prossimi giorni

    Likely · Within days

  • Le indagini sui saccheggi e gli scontri porteranno a numerosi arresti e procedimenti giudiziari

    Likely · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • Quali specifiche manifestazioni saranno vietate dai prefetti?
  • Quali misure concrete saranno adottate per rafforzare l'intelligence?
  • Come risponderanno i sindacati e i partiti di opposizione all'appello di Macron?

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