French President Emmanuel Macron felt anger and shame following the nationwide demonstration on Saturday, which was accompanied by riots and looting, and condemned the violent groups while announcing that he would convene political parties and trade unions to seek solutions. #Franciaország #zavargások #Tiltakozás (translated)
Due to the crisis, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the President of the National Assembly, urges the establishment of a parliamentary investigative committee, while Macron has outlined the need to reveal police and intelligence failures and has promised new measures against violent groups. #zavargások #politikaiVálság #Franciaország (translated)
Due to the crisis, Yaël Braun-Pivet, the president of the National Assembly, is urging the establishment of a parliamentary investigative committee, while Macron has promised to uncover police and intelligence failures and has indicated new measures against violent groups. #zavargások #politikaiVálság #Franciaország (translated)
The protesters have been fighting in the streets of Tirana for the sixth day, where government buildings have been set on fire, while the police are responding to the violent demonstrations with tear gas and water cannons. #Tüntetések #Albánia #Korrupció (translated)
Emmanuel Macron promised a tough response against the disturbances occurring throughout France, which arose during protests over rising costs and the poor state of schools, while serious violent acts and looting took place in several cities. #Franciaország #tüntetések #EmmanuelMacron (translated)
In his television address, President Emmanuel Macron expressed that there is a sense of shame and anger in France regarding the recent unrest, which was accompanied by protests over living conditions, while condemning the violence and looting. #Franciaország #zavargások #demokrácia (translated)
Nothing can justify their actions. Nothing can explain their actions, and nothing can absolve them for their deeds. We are all angry, we all feel ashamed. Nothing justifies this destruction and violence, said French President Emmanuel Macron in his televised speech on Sunday evening. #Franciaország #Macron #tüntetések (translated)
In his latest television speech, French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized that nothing justifies the violence and destruction experienced in France, which was preceded by the peaceful demonstration of more than half a million people due to issues related to the cost of living and education. #Franciaország #Macron #tüntetések (translated)
Defense Minister Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi condemned Viktor Orbán's statement about violence, which he considers unacceptable even as a joke, emphasizing that violence cannot be a political tool in Hungary. #Erőszak #PolitikaiBeszéd #Magyarország (translated)
According to Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, 150 police officers were injured during the riots. #migráció #Franciaország #erőszak (translated)
Peter Magyar emphasized the strict Hungarian migration policy, citing the French riots, which he believes has now become understandable to everyone. #migráció #Franciaország #erőszak (translated)
The social demands of the protests have repeatedly been held hostage by the far-left and representatives of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who, by legitimizing violence in their speeches, treat order as oppression and disorder as a right, wanting to plunge the country into chaos. In the presidential election scheduled for half a year from now, the candidate currently regarded as the most likely to win, Marine Le Pen, also blamed the Unruly France for the outbreak of emotions. #franciaország #zavargás #fosztogatás (translated)
The president of the National Assembly, Yaël Braun-Pivet, belonging to the presidential party, announced that she proposes the establishment of a parliamentary investigative committee to examine the violent actions and the law enforcement strategy. #franciaország #zavargás #fosztogatás (translated)
Protesters caused hundreds of millions of euros in damage in France, where 1,500 stores were looted and more than 1,800 people were arrested during Saturday's violent demonstrations. #Franciaország #tüntetés #fosztogatás (translated)
According to Péter Magyar, Viktor Orbán spoke in Lakitelek about "armed rebellion" and the "violent change of the constitutional order," which is a serious crime against the state. #OrbánViktor #fegyvereslázadás #politika (translated)
For 135 days we were peaceful. Now we are trying to act like in France... we are trying to make a revolution. Our government does not want peace, so we are using violence. George, a 19-year-old medical student also brought up the Western example, referring to the previous flamingo protests: “For 135 days we were peaceful. Now we are trying to act like in France... we are trying to make a revolution. Our government does not want peace, so we are using violence.” #AlbánTüntetések #FranciaPélda #KormányellenesZavargások (translated)
Students have been protesting in Albania for the fifth day, following the French example, trying to express their dissatisfaction with the government through violence, while clashes are taking place with the police on the streets of Tirana. #AlbánTüntetések #FranciaPélda #KormányellenesZavargások (translated)
Péter Magyar warned that Viktor Orbán's DPK speech may violate the penal code, as the Prime Minister spoke about armed rebellion and the violent change of the constitutional order. #OrbánViktor #alkotmányosrend #Btk (translated)
Peter Magyar reacted to the violent riots in France by emphasizing that Hungary will not relax its strict migration policy and the protection of its external borders, as recent events reinforce this approach. #migráció #magyarpolitika #Franciaország (translated)
– said Péter Magyar, who believes that the incomprehensible destruction justifies Hungary's strict measures regarding immigration. #vandalizmus #erőszak #bevándorlás (translated)
