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Macron vows measures in response to French protests

French President Emmanuel Macron said Monday that his government would announce strong measures in response to weeks of protests, acknowledging students’ grievances and warning that demonstrations planned for October 31 could be risky. He spoke in Marseille, where protesters briefly stormed city hall on October 17. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said he expected further disturbances on October 31.
WHO: French President Emmanuel Macron
WHAT: Macron said the government would announce strong measures in response to weeks of protests and warned that planned demonstrations could be risky.
WHEN: Oct 26, 2026
WHERE: Marseille, France
WHY: The measures are intended to respond to weeks of protests over broad grievances, including the cost of living and students’ demands for more education resources and changes to university admissions.

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