National Rally congress in Orléans amid heavy security and nationwide protests in France
Summary
The National Rally party held its congress in Orléans, where authorities imposed heavy security measures, closed some public facilities and tram traffic, and the mayor announced a curfew for minors, while protests against the far right and the cost of living took place or were planned in Orléans, Paris, Marseille, Rennes and Lyon, backed by tens of thousands of police following violence and looting during the previous week's demonstrations on 17 October.
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FRANCUSKA krajnje desna stranka Nacionalno okupljanje (RN) održava svoj kongres na dan najavljenih masovnih demonstracija diljem zemlje i dan uoči prvog velikog predizbornog skupa za
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Paris and Lyon are marked because protests linked to the same wave of demonstrations took place or were blocked there that day, not because the RN congress was held there.
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- 02:10 PMIndex.hrOpen the original
- 02:41 PMN1 HrvatskaOpen the original
- 03:41 PMDnevni avazOpen the original
- 03:42 PMTelegram.hrOpen the original
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