Between Protests and Riots in France: How Did It Get Here?
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Strewn windows and missing customers: the protests in France hit the trade hard. More than 2,500 shops were looted, ravaged or set on fire.
Ten days after the damage and looting in the margins of the protests "against expensive life", CCI France presented an initial state of affairs. The damage is expected to exceed that of the riots following the death of Nahel in the summer of 2023.
The protests and violent riots in France have left enormous damage. On October 17, what had been announced as a peaceful march of workers, students and farmers, ended in one of the most violent days of the last ten years: 3000 vandalized shops, destructions in public institutions, the town hall of Limoges burned down, more than 2,400 detainees and a whole country in shock.
Because of the nationwide protests in France, the turnover in the affected inner cities has collapsed massively. Online advertisements for alleged looting are deleted.
Strewn windows and missing customers: the protests in France hit the trade hard. More than 2500 shops were looted, ravaged or set on fire.
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