France Is Counting Wounds After the Night of Chaos: "Ashes" of Historic Buildings, Riots at the Elysees and Macron in a Political Impasse

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France is counting its wounds after the violent clashes over the weekend, which left one dead, thousands of arrests and injuries, as well as incalculable material damage, both to public buildings and to businesses that were the target of widespread looting. As we approach the presidential elections, the political and social crisis in France deepens, triggering […] The article France is a bombed landscape: Looting, curfew and political conflict a…

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Macron's government is in crisis, after protests and riots of unprecedented scale. Government meetings in France are taking place today, in the shadow of violent and widespread incidents, while the "yellow vests" are calling for new demonstrations on Saturday. Paris is counting its wounds, with damaged buildings, businesses and urban infrastructure. It is estimated that around 400 people were affected […]

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Political pressure is escalating and the Macron government is faced with critical questions, as a deep crisis shakes France

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A wave of protests in Europe against the backdrop of the austerity and housing crisis. In France, Macron is in the final stretch of his second presidential term, with the country entering the election period amidst this climate of chaos.

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Macron calls for restraint as France counts the cost of its worst troubles: Analysis of its hollow speech France-protestations: Macron calls for restraint while France counts the cost of its worst troubles since ... <p>The post France: Macron calls for restraint while France counts the cost of its worst troubles: Analysis of its hollow speech first appeared on L'Informateur.</p>

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France is entering a particularly fragile juncture after the wave of mass demonstrations and violent incidents over the weekend, which highlighted in the most intense way the accumulated social dissatisfaction over the cost of living and at the same time brought the government face to face with serious questions about its management of the crisis.