France Estimates Damage From Weekend Protest Violence at up to Hundreds of Millions of Euros
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What will be the cost of the protest against the expensive life that plunged France into chaos this October 17th? At the time we write, the trashed shops, the burning town halls or urban furniture groups are counting. On Monday 19th October in the morning, Serge Papin, Minister of Small and Medium Enterprises, Trade, Crafts, Tourism and Purchasing Power, retailers, artisans and restaurateurs, and representatives of banks and insurance companies.…
On the subject of collection and damage initially estimated at hundreds of millions of euros, France divides itself as to the attributions of responsibilities for damages caused by the weekend protests in the main cities of the country — with images of confrontations between protesters and police, public buildings burning and looting in shops running the world. With new acts already called for next Saturday, the main political forces of the coun…
Vincent Jeanbrun, Minister of the City and Housing, estimated the bill for the deteriorations that occurred on the margins of the demonstration of October 17 (Police, justice and other facts).
French Economy Minister Roland Lescure estimated on Wednesday that the damage caused by the violence and riots over the weekend amounted to “tens or maybe hundreds of millions” of euros.Speaking to French radio RTL, Lescure described the incidents as “extremely serious”, saying that France has been attacked from within by “There are two violent movements: anarchists and hooligans. He said the government was working with insurance companies to su…
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