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Laurent Nuñez

Laurent Nuñez

Minister of the Interior of FranceWikipedia

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Oct 11, 2026

Aron FlamHOST
11:23
New protests were unleashed on Tuesday.
Aron FlamHOST
11:27
The numbers come from Interior Minister Laurent Nunez and Education Minister Edouard Geffrey.
Aron FlamHOST
11:34
And they move a little between Friday and Sunday last weekend.
Aron FlamHOST
11:38
Around 5,000 were arrested since Monday, September 28.
speaker_0HOST
3:31
On Monday in Lens, a fifteen-year-old lost a hand after police fired a stun grenade at a student protest.
speaker_0HOST
3:38
By Wednesday, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez had suspended stun grenade use at high school demonstrations, and eighteen incidents had been referred to the police inspectorate.
speaker_0HOST
3:48
The movement started in mid-September in the Cretel school district outside Paris, and its demands are strikingly concrete.
speaker_0HOST
3:55
Classes of thirty-two to thirty-five pupils.
John KiriakouHOST
33:27
The Education Minister, Edwa- Edouard Geffray, says at least 24 schools have been hit by either major vandalism or arson.
John KiriakouHOST
33:37
The Interior m- uh, Minister, Laurent Nunez, says more than 5,000 people have been arrested, most of them minors.
John KiriakouHOST
33:45
Nearly 300 students and school employees have been injured.
John KiriakouHOST
33:50
Hundreds of police officers have been injured.
Scott WallaceHOST
1:05
On Monday, a 15-year-old in Lanz lost his hand.
Scott WallaceHOST
1:09
On Wednesday, Laurent Nunez, the interior minister, suspended stun grenade use pending an investigation.
Scott WallaceHOST
1:15
He said there was a strong possibility a grenade caused the injury.
Scott WallaceHOST
1:20
Separately, a police officer fired a tear gas grenade at a 14-year-old in San Juan Lamon.
Keegan BillingsHOST
23:24
She also said she was deeply concerned about the prospect of a National Rally victory in the 2027 presidential election, arguing that the studying conditions of minorities who are already victims of racism and Islamophobia will worsen.
Keegan BillingsHOST
23:37
Now, the blockades yesterday unfolded against a growing political controversy over the government's handling of the unrest, after Interior Minister Laurent Nunez suspended the use of stun grenades during the high school protests.
Keegan BillingsHOST
23:50
The suspension of stun grenades, coupled with Macron's remarks, drew sharp criticism from opposition figures and police representatives.
Keegan BillingsHOST
23:57
Marine Le Pen, the National Rally's presidential candidate, accused Macron of undermining officers confronting the arrest.
Richard EngelCORRESPONDENT
16:50
And, um, there are more smaller demonstrations planned for, uh, tomorrow, Thursday and, uh, On the 17th, so 10 days from now, they're expecting even bigger demonstrations than the ones we saw.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
17:04
What's interesting to me is the French interior minister, Laurent Nunez, who has, in one respect, defended policing methods that are used against immigrants.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
17:13
these high schoolers that are out in the streets protesting, but also ordering his ministers to tackle the students' leading demands, including ensuring absent teachers are replaced, reviewing the length of the 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. school day, and the need for longer lunch breaks.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
17:28
Any reaction to those potential changes and or what exactly the interior minister is saying?
Richard EngelCORRESPONDENT
17:36
So that's an encouraging sign.
Richard EngelCORRESPONDENT
17:38
And today the government was talking about dialogue.
Rachel CostaHOST
9:39
Le gouvernement français doit gérer une situation de grave tension sociale après que plus de deux cent mille étudiants sont descendus dans la rue pour protester contre les politiques éducatives.
Rachel CostaHOST
9:48
Le ministre de l'Intérieur, Laurent Nunez, a décrit le mouvement comme un événement sans précédent qui a rapidement dégénéré en graves épisodes de violence, poussant les autorités à intensifier la surveillance de la sécurité dans les écoles.
Rachel CostaHOST
9:59
En réponse à la colère des jeunes, le Premier ministre a proposé un plan de dialogue prévoyant des demi-journées dédiées à la discussion entre les étudiants et les institutions pour leur permettre d'exprimer leurs préoccupations.
Rachel CostaHOST
10:10
Cependant, les syndicats des dirigeants scolaires ont exprimé un fort scepticisme quant à la faisabilité de ces rencontres.
Tian YuHOST
2:10
The term of current UN Secretary-General António Guterres expires at the end of this year, with his successor due to take office on January 1, 2027.
Tian YuHOST
2:21
French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez has banned the police from using stone grenades as protests against the lack of funding in education became increasingly violent.
Tian YuHOST
2:32
The decision came after a 15-year-old student had his hand blown off by a police grenade during a high school blockade in Lens.
Tian YuHOST
2:40
Tuesday was the biggest day of protests, which began in mid-September.
Tian YuHOST
1:14
Putin also expressed support for diplomatic efforts to ease tensions between Iran and the United States, saying Russia is ready to contribute to such efforts.
Tian YuHOST
1:26
French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez has banned the police from using stung grenades as protests against the lack of funding in education became increasingly violent.
Tian YuHOST
1:37
The decision came after a 15-year-old student had his hand blown off by a police grenade during a high school blockade in Lens.
Tian YuHOST
1:45
Tuesday was the biggest day of protests, which began in mid-September.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:43
France's interior ministry has suspended the police use of stun grenades during high school student demonstrations across the country after a fifteen-year-old protester suffered a severed hand from a grenade explosion earlier this week.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:57
Interior Minister Laurent Nunez announced the tactical pause on Wednesday, stating that the measure applies specifically to the student-led movement while authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident in Lens, alongside an earlier case in Paris, where a fourteen-year-old lost several teeth after being hit by a tear gas canister.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:18
Despite ordering the freeze on stun grenades, Nunez firmly rejected growing accusations of police brutality, maintaining that law enforcement officers have operated within legal boundaries while managing widespread urban unrest.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:34
The decision comes amid escalating nationwide demonstrations that have mobilized an estimated two hundred fifty thousand to four hundred fifty thousand students, teachers, and parents protesting dilapidated school infrastructure, classroom shortages, and educational inequality.

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