At the call of the Association of Mayors of France, a hundred people gathered this Monday noon in front of the city hall of Joué-lès-Tours to denounce the violence that occurred on the margins of the mobilization on Saturday. The meeting was set at noon in front of the town halls of all France, echoing in particular the fire that destroyed the historic town hall of Limoges. In Joué, the moment was wanted solemn. The mayor, Frédéric Augis, evoked…
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At the call of the Association of Mayors of France, a hundred people gathered this Monday noon in front of the city hall of Joué-lès-Tours to denounce the violence that occurred on the margins of the mobilization on Saturday. The meeting was set at noon in front of the town halls of all France, echoing in particular the fire that destroyed the historic town hall of Limoges. In Joué, the moment was wanted solemn. The mayor, Frédéric Augis, evoked…