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Macron rules out state of emergency but keeps option open in France

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Macron rules out state of emergency but keeps option open in France

Emmanuel Macron says public order will be maintained in France without imposing a state of emergency, while leaving that option open if unrest worsens. During a visit to Marseille, the president also promised concrete measures to address high school students’ demands, according to France 24.

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