00:00In response to the weekend's urban violence, French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced the implementation of targeted curfews limited to
00:09certain areas.
00:10He has asked prefects to identify the most vulnerable city centres in order to prevent further looting and limit property
00:19damage.
00:19These measures may specifically target areas where businesses have been ransacked and where clashes have occurred.
00:27Declaring a state of emergency remains a possibility, but it is not the preferred option at this stage.
00:34The government also intends to strengthen the police and judicial response and restore calm.
00:40Interior Minister Laurent Nunez submitted his resignation, but French President Emmanuel Macron rejected it.
00:46He is now promising reinforcement of police officers and gendarmes on the ground, particularly this weekend, as another day of
00:54protests is scheduled for Saturday.
00:57This Monday morning, the high school student movement found an echo at the Louvre Museum in Paris.
01:03Students blocked the entrance to protest police repression.
01:07The museum was unable to open at usual time, angering many tourists who were there.
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