France deployed 70,000 police and banned a central Paris march ahead of expected nationwide protests on Saturday over living costs, public services and President Macron's government, two weeks after riots. Authorities estimate retailer losses exceed €1 billion while the government pushes a law making rioters liable for up to €10,000 in damage.
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France deployed a 70,000-strong police presence to contain a widely expected bout of fresh unrest on Saturday in the latest nationwide protests
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France's top administrative court confirmed on Saturday a march between the emblematic Paris squares of Republique and Bastille will be banned, rejecting a challenge by unions.
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The protests have inspired youth-led protests across Europe, with demonstrations planned in more than 30 German cities on Saturday.
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Everyone is on deck to ensure an extremely firm response to any trouble
a very high risk
When I was little, I was told young people were the future
Well, if we, as the future of France, lack resources, that means France will end up collapsing.
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France deployed a 70,000-strong police presence to contain a widely expected bout of fresh unrest on Saturday
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Some 150 gatherings were planned across France, the interior ministry said.
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with demonstrations planned in more than 30 German cities on Saturday
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Facing public debt approaching 120% of economic output and rising borrowing costs, the government is under pressure to rein in spending
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The Chamber of Commerce estimates losses to retailers exceed €1 billion ($1.1 billion).
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a controversial law making rioters liable to pay up to €10,000 for damage caused either by themselves or by groups they are deemed to be part of
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Some 150 gatherings were planned across France, the interior ministry said.
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The US Embassy advised travellers to avoid areas where demonstrations or large gatherings are planned.
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