Macron to address France after deadly protests and riots

French President Emmanuel Macron will address the nation today at 8:00 PM local time following nationwide chaos marked by one death and violent protests. The address comes as demonstrations over inflation and social demands have escalated into riots. Over 800,000 protesters have taken to the streets demanding Macron's resignation, with masked individuals clashing with police. One protester died in Paris, a 17-year-old lost a hand in Saint-Étienne, and over 1,000 injuries have been reported. Macron stated on social media that there is no place for violence, vowing that those who attacked prefectures, businesses, and looted town halls will be prosecuted. He expressed support for security forces and called for national unity against those sowing chaos.