REPLAY: French President vows to prevent violence ahead of protests
French President Emmanuel Macron spoke to the press on Thursday after a meeting with security chiefs.
France 24 reports: French President Emmanuel Macron spoke to the press on Thursday after a meeting with security chiefs.
He said that "illegitimate" protests would be banned in coming days, while those from organised groups such as unions would be offered alternative paths for the marches to protect businesses.
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