Macron promises 'concrete measures' to answer weeks of student protests

President Emmanuel Macron said the government will announce "concrete measures" Monday to answer student demands after weeks of protests over living costs and education.

• Macron said he had asked the government to respond to the "legitimate demands" behind the protest movement.
• Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is scheduled to hold a press conference after meeting high school student unions and groups.
• Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said France will maintain restrictions on protests, with prefects deciding on curfews in more than 12 cities.
• The interior ministry said police arrested 1,435 people and more than 400 demonstrators and officers were injured on Saturday.