Chaos on the Streets of France: Tear Gas and Batons Used Against Protesters, 40 Arrested in Paris
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A Danish shop owner feared for his store and his employees on Saturday when chaos erupted in the streets of Paris.
The word "chaos" is the one that returns the most speeches this Sunday morning after the riots on Saturday. Back on a day and a traumatic evening
Under the peaceful premise, as it is already becoming usual, protests against the cost of living in France ended with public buildings tied to...
Paris and other French cities have sunk into chaos and violence after thousands of people have taken to the streets as part of the national day of protest against the increase in the cost of living and in support of the demands of secondary school students.
News media reported that French police forces clashed with protesters in the city of Lyon using sound bombs and tear gas.
Mass protests against the high cost of living have escalated across France. Police used tear gas and batons in Paris, Marseille and Lyon, while 40 people were arrested in the capital, and media outlets were also targeted by demonstrators. According to Paris police, as reported by AFP, arrests had been made by 9:30 a.m. …
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