Macron keeps home minister after riots
The home minister Laurent Nuñez wants to quit. He asks the president to step down. But President Emmanuel Macron says no. The minister stays in office. He must lead the police.
Macron sees mistakes by the police. The officers have too little information. The minister now makes new plans. These plans help against thieves. Mayors get more power for bans.
The protests start in September. First people want more teachers. Now people protest poverty and inflation. Inflation means: Money loses value. Macron talks with many groups. He seeks solutions for the crisis.
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Definitions
- Inflation
- When goods become more expensive and money loses value.
People
- Emmanuel Macron
- The current president of France.
- Laurent Nuñez
- The current home minister of France.
Locations
- France
- A country in Europe and neighbor of Germany.
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