17 October: Looting on the Margins of Protests Against "Honey Life"
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Saturday's Mobilization: France Between Desolation and Criticism of the Maintenance of Law and Order
The day rose on Sunday on a spectacle of desolation in the streets of the main cities of France, in the wake of violence and looting in the margins of a national mobilization against "the expensive life", which arouses growing criticism about the management of the law enforcement forces.
REPORTING - Paris wakes up, astonished and hagard, in the face of the deterioration caused in the capital after the outbreak of violence on 17 October. Dozens of shops have been looted, causing the anger of the residents.
On 17 October, 550 000 people protested in France against "the dear life" according to the Minister of the Interior (800,000 according to the organizers). Although the processions remained mostly calm, violence and looting broke out on the margins of the mobilization in Limoges, Lyon, Grenoble, Strasbourg, Marseille, Bordeaux and Paris.
From Paris to Marseille, the day of mobilization against "honey life" brought together hundreds of thousands of people on Saturday but ended with confrontations and scenes of chaos of rare intensity, with "casseurs" carrying out even in the evening looting and degradation strongly condemned by the executive.
From Paris to Marseille, the day of mobilization against "honey life" brought together hundreds of thousands of people on Saturday, but ended with confrontations and scenes of chaos of rare intensity, with "casseurs" engaging until the evening in looting and degradation.
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