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21 October 2026

France’s Macron says protesters won’t be allowed to ‘cause chaos’

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Source reporting: Al Jazeera English

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France’s Macron says protesters won’t be allowed to ‘cause chaos’

French president criticises comments by 'foreign leaders' trying to exploit disorder for their own political agenda.

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