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Source archive 2026-10-13 — 2026-11-13

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ReportedProtest restriction statement

Nuñez also said that the French government was considering banning some demonstrations and marches.

NuñezFrench Government

Broadcast 21 October 2026 · Event date 20 October 2026

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Nuñez also said that the French government was considering banning some demonstrations and marches.

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According to French media reports, some members of the French public will hold another large-scale protest on October 24. French Interior Minister Nuñez said on October 20 that the French government would deploy counterterrorism forces to reinforce police and gendarmes in response to potential violence arising from the protests. Nuñez also said the French government was considering banning some demonstrations and marches.
Original Chinese quote
努内兹还表示，法国政府还考虑禁止部分示威游行。
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ReportedSecurity deployment announcement

Nuñez said on October 20 that the French government would deploy counterterrorism forces to reinforce police and gendarmes in response to possible violence arising from the protests.

NuñezFrench Government

Broadcast 21 October 2026 · Event date 20 October 2026

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Nuñez said on October 20 that the French government would deploy counterterrorism forces to reinforce police and gendarmes in response to possible violence arising from the protests.

Translated paragraph context
According to French media reports, some members of the French public will hold another large-scale protest on October 24. French Interior Minister Nuñez said on October 20 that the French government would deploy counterterrorism forces to reinforce police and gendarmes in response to potential violence arising from the protests. Nuñez also said the French government was considering banning some demonstrations and marches.
Original Chinese quote
法国内政部长努内兹20日表示，为应对抗议活动可能引发的暴力事件，法国政府将部署反恐力量增援警察和宪兵。
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ReportedCurfew announcement

On the 19th, the French government announced curfews in parts of several cities, including Paris, Lyon, Lille and Nice, from the night of the 19th into the early hours of the 20th.

French GovernmentNiceParisLilleLyon

Broadcast 20 October 2026 · Event date 19 October 2026

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On the 19th, the French government announced curfews in parts of several cities, including Paris, Lyon, Lille and Nice, from the night of the 19th into the early hours of the 20th.

Translated paragraph context
Violence has occurred during protests that have broken out in several parts of France in recent days. The French government announced on October 19 that curfews would be imposed in parts of several cities, including Paris, Lyon, Lille and Nice, from the night of October 19 to the early hours of October 20. Paris also announced a ban on gatherings in some areas. According to information released by the French Ministry of Justice on October 19, French police have arrested more than 2,500 people since violence occurred during protests last weekend. French Prime Minister Lecornu said that day that large-scale judicial action would be launched to hold those involved in the violence accountable.
Original Chinese quote
法国政府19日宣布，巴黎、里昂、里尔、尼斯等多座城市部分地区19日夜间至20日凌晨实施宵禁。
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