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Social unrest: for Macron, "the first response is order and calm"

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French President Emmanuel Macron stressed that "the first response is order, calm and harmony", after the "important moment in the life of the nation" represented by the national unrest following the death of young Nahel in Nanterre, during a visit to Pau where he met elected representatives, including Mayor François Bayrou. IMAGES

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