A police officer puts in place a perimeter tape near Chatelet - Les Halles to enforce a curfew, in Paris on October 20, 2026, after weekend demonstrations over soaring prices degenerated into some of the worst street violence in recent years. Paris police ordered a new curfew for parts of the city for October 20, after a curfew on the previous night that authorities said resulted in calm being restored following weekend riots and looting. The fresh curfew runs from 2100 GMT on October 20, 2026 to 0400 GMT October 21, 2026 and applies to the Republique public square in the city's central east, where many weekend clashes took place, and in the central les Halles district which is full of shops as well as nearby train stations. (Photo by SIMON WOHLFAHRT/AFP)
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Nakon velikih nereda Francuska ponovno na oprezu, Pariz uvodi stroge mjere

U Francuskoj se u subotu ponovno očekuju masovni prosvjedi, zbog čega su vlasti odlučile zadržati policijski sat i ograničenja okupljanja nakon što su izgrednici ranije ovog mjeseca nanijeli veliku materijalnu štetu u nekoliko gradova.

Zbog straha od novih nemira, u Parizu je zabranjeno održavanje prosvjednih povorki u središtu glavnoga grada, a njihovo je održavanje odobreno samo u udaljenijim dijelovima grada. Na pojedinim lokacijama u središtu grada ponovno će biti uveden noćni policijski sat.

Međutim, pariški upravni sud odlučio je da se povorka između Trga Bastille i Trga nacije u središtu grada ipak može održati, izvijestili su francuski mediji. Ministar unutarnjih poslova Laurent Nuñez najavio je žalbu na tu odluku.

Nunez je rekao da će na ulicama biti raspoređen velik broj policajaca, pozivajući se na rizike za javni red i opasnost od materijalne štete na trgovinama.

Vlasti ponovno očekuju stotine tisuća sudionika prosvjeda. Prošlog vikenda protiv izgrednika i pljačkaša bilo je raspoređeno 70.000 policajaca.

Mladi u Francuskoj već tjednima prosvjeduju tražeći bolje kadrovske i materijalne uvjete u školama. Od sredine listopada pridružile su im se i druge skupine građana, koje prosvjeduju ponajprije zbog visokih troškova života.

Nakon velikih nereda koji su izbili na marginama prosvjednih okupljanja 17. listopada, policija je prošle subote uglavnom uspjela spriječiti ponavljanje nasilja.

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