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Emmanuel Macron slams 'failures' over protest unrest in France but refuses his interior minister's resignation

DW News's headline. Reported by DW News, France 24, DW News (all), The Korea Times.

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What DW News reported

France's president has refused the resignation of his interior minister, who says police "lost control" during nationwide protests that turned violent over the weekend.

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  1. DW News Germany Emmanuel Macron slams 'failures' over protest unrest in France but refuses his interior minister's resignation France's president has refused the resignation of his interior minister, who says police "lost control" during nationwide protests that turned violent over the weekend. 19 Oct · Tier 2
  2. France 24 France 'Lame-duck president' Macron notes 'failures' after France unrest French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday rejected Interior Minister Laurent Nunez's resignation. The move came in response to weekend protests, during which nearly 2,400 people were arrested and almost 1,000 police and gendarmes injured on Saturday. FRANCE 24's International affairs editor Philip 19 Oct · Tier 2
  3. DW News (all) Germany Emmanuel Macron slams 'failures' over protest unrest in France but refuses his interior minister's resignation France's president has refused the resignation of his interior minister, who says police "lost control" during nationwide protests that turned violent over the weekend. 19 Oct · Tier 2
  4. The Korea Times South Korea Macron notes 'failures' after France unrest PARIS — President Emmanuel Macron, under pressure after violent protests in France, acknowledged on Monday "failures in anticipation and intelligence", but refused the resignation of his interior minister, the presidential palace said. Some opposition politicians had called for the sacking of Nunez 19 Oct · Tier 3

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