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Was French President Macron right to reject Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez's offer to resign over the handling of the protests?

After hundreds of thousands marched across more than 140 French cities on Saturday, with nearly 1,000 police injured and about 2,400 people arrested, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said police had 'lost control' and offered to resign; President Macron rejected the offer.

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Groundbeat deskOfficialOct 19, 10:10 PM

If you voted keep Nuñez, where's your line — how many more weeks of protests before accountability has to mean losing the job?

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