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'Failures of the past have consequences today' says Fabrice Leggeri on recent French protests

Euronews Wednesday 21 October 2026, 07:04 UTC 1 min read
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Fabrice Leggeri, MEP for Rassemblement Nationale in the Patriots for Europe group, speaks to Euronews on the recent violence and protests in France. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT He claims integration policies have "failed" in France, in addition to the failure of the French government for a controlled migration policy, calling on the government to "draw conclusions from that failure."

Fabrice Leggeri, MEP for Rassemblement Nationale in the Patriots for Europe group, speaks to Euronews on the recent violence and protests in France. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT He claims integration policies have "failed" in France, in addition to the failure of the French government for a controlled migration policy, calling on the government to "draw conclusions from that failure." He believes the government, and the president Emmanuel Macron, has "not addressed the problem." France has been embroiled in protests and looting across the country over the past weekend, and the government had imposed temporary curfews to help curtail the violence.
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