https://www.revenuehits.com/lps/pubref/?ref=@RH@yFrunQv_mzw-z-eHW6TrQFgCNN7_AvfT Tensions simmer in France as PM prepares a plan to end the lockdown France struggles to maintain order during its coronavirus lockdown, but the prime minister is prepared to unveil his plan to roll back measures. On March 17, France announced a national lockdown, originally set to last 15 days. The government committed to deploying 100,000 police to enforce the rules of the lockdown, which required written permission to leave the house. Anyone on the streets without written permission could receive a fine of 38 to 135 euros. Now, a month and a half later, Prime Minister Édouard Philippe is set to unveil his plan to roll back the measures, which includes reopening schools, returning people to work, and running public transport again. After he presents his plan, the National Assembly will debate his proposal and hold a vote. For some people, a re...
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