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Political Turmoil in France Amid Notre Dame Reopening

Emmanuel Macron faces a political crisis while the restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral serves as a symbolic distraction amid downfall.

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Updated: Dec 6th, 2024, 10:14 AM ET

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French President Emmanuel Macron navigates political instability following Prime Minister Barnier’s resignation. As Macron prepares for the Notre Dame reopening, he faces criticism amid budget concerns and declining approval ratings. The €700 million renovation of the iconic cathedral symbolizes resilience while nationwide unrest rises.

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