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France's Drug Trafficking Crackdown in Marseille

French ministers unveil a comprehensive plan to combat drug trafficking in Marseille, including short-term and long-term strategies.

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FranceGovernmentCrimePolicyLaw EnforcementDrug Trafficking

French Ministry Of InteriorFrench Ministry Of JusticeParis Public Prosecutor's Office

Bruno RetailleauDidier MigaudBenoît PayanEric Dupond-MorettiJérôme DurainEtienne Blanc

How will the plan impact both drug dealers and consumers?: The immediate measures target both drug dealers and consumers, including banning convicted dealers from specific areas and cutting off social benefits for traffickers.
What is the overall goal of the plan announced by the ministers?: The ministers aim for a comprehensive approach by combining immediate actions with long-term legislative changes to effectively tackle the drug trafficking problem in Marseille.
What long-term strategies are being considered to tackle drug trafficking?: Long-term strategies involve a bill to be presented to Parliament in the first half of 2025, inspired by a recent senatorial report on drug trafficking, to implement more ambitious measures.
What are some of the short-term actions planned to address the drug trafficking issue?: The plan includes short-term measures such as establishing a national coordination cell to strategize against drug trafficking and increase the number of prosecutors working on national crime by 40%.
What measures did the French ministers announce to combat drug trafficking in Marseille?: Ministers Bruno Retailleau and Didier Migaud announced a plan to combat drug trafficking in Marseille, France, focusing on immediate measures like a national coordination unit and long-term solutions such as legislative changes.

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