French President Macron rejects interior minister's resignation following riots
Emmanuel Macron rejected the interior minister's resignation and insisted on her continued leadership amid mass protests. Macron condemned violence, called for public debate, and demanded transparency and new security measures.
- Emmanuel Macron refused the resignation of the Minister of the Interior.
- Emmanuel Macron expressed anger and shame regarding the events.
- Emmanuel Macron promised transparency about the order maintenance strategy used.
- Macron criticized the failures that led to violent protests.
- Macron urged the Interior Minister to quickly implement new measures against rioters.
- The French Ministry of the Interior reported that nearly one thousand police and gendarmes were injured.
- The CGT reported 800,000 people in the demonstrations.
- The French Minister of Internal Affairs resigned amid mass protests.
- Emmanuel Macron addressed the French people on television on Sunday at 8 PM.
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