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The article discusses France's measures in response to widespread protests that have taken place across the country. Authorities announced the closure of companies, museums, and cultural institutions starting early next week, despite restrictions on demonstrations. This comes as part of the government's efforts to restore order following acts of violence and economic challenges. The National Union of Students of France called for protests, and the "Yellow Vest" movement organized demonstrations. President Macron is planning to meet with student representatives to discuss their demands. Several planned protests, including in the cities of Marseille and Lyon, have been banned. Security forces have been mobilized to control ongoing unrest, which is accompanied by calls for higher wages and reduced government spending. As part of these measures, major cultural activities such as the Louvre Museum and the Art Basel fair in Paris have been suspended, in an effort to reduce tensions and prepare for a potential wave of future disturbances.
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