
The French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez, has announced a massive police force for the 'third act' of the protests against high prices scheduled for October 31, similar to the one deployed last Saturday.
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The French Interior Minister announces security measures for the upcoming protests against high prices.
The French Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nunez, announces a police force at least "as important as last Saturday's" for the so-called 'third act' of the protests against the high cost of living scheduled for October 31st.
The police force for next Saturday will be "as impressive as that of last Saturday", assures the owner of Beauvau to the microphones of radio RTL.
"The solution cannot only be of a security nature, but must first and foremost be of a security nature", he added, pledging to do everything possible to avoid a repeat of what happened on 17 October.
"This is the mission that was entrusted to me," he pointed out.
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