Arrests and prosecutions over the incidents in France

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French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin announced that 2,513 people have been arrested for the clashes of recent days, while 67 have already been sentenced and taken to prison. Capital.gr
The minister said he does not in principle rule out declaring a state of emergency, but is not in favour of it at present. Capital.gr
Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu convened a meeting with the trade unions at Matignon on Wednesday morning. Capital.gr
The Senate's Law Committee announced the launch of an investigation into the violence. Capital.gr
The government announced that it will set up a special fund to help local authorities rebuild the damaged public infrastructure. Capital.gr
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Paraполitika reports that the minister said 95% of the perpetrators are men. Parapolitika
ParaPolitika writes that adults make up 70% of those arrested. Parapolitika
Capital.gr quotes the minister as saying that adults are “70% of them”. Capital.gr
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- CACapital.gr · 11:01Γαλλία: 2.513 συλλήψεις για τα επεισόδια - 67 έχουν ήδη καταδικαστεί
- NENewsbeast · 11:37Φόβοι για νέο κύμα βίας στη Γαλλία: Πάνω από 2.500 συλλήψεις και ανοιχτό το ενδεχόμενο κήρυξης έκτακτης ανάγκης στη χώρα
- PAParapolitika · 12:20Γαλλία: 2.513 συλλήψεις για τα επεισόδια, ανάμεσά τους και ανήλικοι - Σύσκεψη Λεκορνί με τα συνδικάτα, πυρά κατά Μελανσόν και φόβοι για νέα επεισόδια