Lokorno Advocates Curfew in French Cities

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecerouno praised the control of the violence that took place in the country earlier this week, stressing that no one was killed despite significant material damage. He decided to impose a limited and tangible curfew in some cities to prevent further acts of vandalism. He clarified that the curfew would be partial and localized to protect shops and public buildings, with the possibility of declaring a state of emergency if necessary. Lecerouno accused a radical left-wing party of attempting to incite unrest to disrupt the presidential elections, vowing to hold a security meeting to address the developments.

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