France Rocked by Nationwide Clashes, Looting and Fires
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150 injured police officers, an unknown number of injured demonstrators, 1200 arrests and property damage in millions: On the national protest day in France, raging ravages of destruction are unleashed in many cities. Politicians of the country are horrified.
150 injured police officers, 1,200 arrests: France's Prime Minister speaks of "a terrible amount of violence." What follows the riots?
150 injured police officers, 1,200 arrests: France's Prime Minister speaks of "a terrible amount of violence." What follows the riots?
Disorder broke out in cities across the country on a day in which more than half a million joined cost of living protests.
150 injured police officers, 1200 arrests, damage to property in millions. Limoges is particularly bitter: the town hall under the protection of monuments burned out to a large extent. France's Prime Minister denounces the violence. What follows the riots?
Following a nationwide protest day with unprecedented riots and looting, France's Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu lamented a horrific amount of violence on Sunday morning. 150 policemen were injured and about 1,200 people were arrested. On the margins of protests against high cost of living, in which hundreds of thousands participated, violence, looting and material damage occurred in many cities [...]
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