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Notre Dame Cathedral Reopens After Five-Year Restoration

The historic Notre Dame Cathedral reopens with global leaders in attendance, including Trump and Macron, amid protests and heightened security.

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Updated: Dec 7th, 2024, 2:02 PM ET

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On December 7, 2024, Notre Dame Cathedral reopened after a five-year renovation, attended by global leaders including President-elect Trump and French President Macron. The event, originally planned outdoors, was moved inside due to severe winds. Trump met with Macron and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy prior to the ceremony, discussing global crises. Security was heightened, reflecting the political significance of the gathering. Protests occurred against Trump's presence, highlighting divisions over his past actions. The reopening symbolizes resilience and unity amidst ongoing global unrest.

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