Macron says weekend protests in France limited to authorised union demonstrations

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French President Emmanuel Macron has said that protests over the coming weekend will be restricted to union-sanctioned demonstrations only. Authorities in some cities, including Lyon and Nice, have banned all protests outright. Macron said that only officially authorised demonstrations would be permitted. The article provides limited further detail beyond these restrictions.

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