- Фактический запрет на проведение массовых мероприятий в Марселе снят к 21 октября?64¢
- Фактически отменён запрет на массовые собрания в Марселе к 24 октября?96¢
- Фактически будет ли снят запрет на публичные собрания в Марселе к 31 октября?99¢
The temporary ban on gatherings and demonstrations in Marseille, imposed by the Bouches-du-Rhône police prefecture from noon to 8 p.m. on October 19, responded directly to violence and looting during nationwide cost-of-living protests on October 17–18. French authorities, including President Macron and Prime Minister Lecornu, granted local officials expanded powers to restrict assemblies while reviewing police preparedness; partial curfews for minors took effect in parts of the city from October 20 evening onward. Trader focus centers on whether these measures remain limited to the immediate unrest or extend amid planned demonstrations the following weekend, alongside any further prefectural orders or national security reviews that could alter the timeline for full resumption of public assemblies.
Правила
This market will resolve to "Yes" if any full calendar day between the day of market creation and the specified date, inclusive (Marseille time), passes without any ban on public gatherings in effect in any part of the City of Marseille, France. Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No". A calendar day passes without any ban on public gatherings in effect if, at no point between 12:00 AM and 11:59 PM Marseille time on that day, a ban on public gatherings is in effect in any part of the City of Marseille. The City of Marseille refers to the municipality (commune) of Marseille, within its official municipal boundaries. A ban on public gatherings refers to a governmental order which generally prohibits gatherings or demonstrations in public spaces in the City of Marseille, or a defined area of it, during a specific timeframe or specific hours. A ban of any scope will count, whether citywide or limited to specific arrondissements, districts, or neighborhoods of the City of Marseille, and must be officially declared by the City of Marseille, the Bouches-du-Rhône Police Prefecture (Préfecture de police des Bouches-du-Rhône), or a French national authority. A broader ban (e.g. department-wide or nationwide) will count so long as it applies to at least part of the City of Marseille. Orders that prohibit or restrict only one or more specific, identified demonstrations, marches, or events (rather than gatherings or demonstrations generally) will not be considered bans on public gatherings for the purposes of this market, including where such an order applies across a defined area or the entire city. Unofficial guidance, voluntary advisories, and conditional or prospective statements that a ban may be imposed will not be considered bans on public gatherings for the purposes of this market. Closures of specific parks, facilities or venues, restrictions on business hours or sales, and transit suspensions will not be considered bans on public gatherings unless they also impose a ban as defined above. The primary resolution source for this market will be official government announcements; however, a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.