France Has Fallen… Shop Owner Attacked & Business Burned to the Ground #France #Frenchriots #Paris
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The looting continued in Paris until the evening of Sunday 18 October. Many traders, some of whom are forced to put an end to their activity, are disgusted by the situation. One of them entrusted his distress to the microphone of TF1-LCI after the sacking of his shop. - "We are not CAC 40, we": a merchant whose shop was sacked in Paris shares her distress on LCI (Company topics).
At 1 p.m. on the 18th (local time), Rue Saint-Honoré, a representative luxury street in Paris, France, which this newspaper visited, looked like a battlefield. Located in the 1st arrondissement, the very center of Paris, which was formerly known as the "Street of Kings" and the "Drawing Room of Emperors," and adjacent to the Louvre Museum, the Tuileries Garden, and Place Vendôme, this is a representative landmark of Paris where world-class luxur…
Shopkeepers in Paris have been hit hard by looting. Rioters are targeting 'bling-bling' in particular, such as designer clothing, electronics, games, and Pokémon cards. Entrepreneurs are barricading their shops or standing guard themselves.
During the October 17 street riots in Paris, Aline's small restaurant, a Chinese female owner, was smashed and set on fire by rioters. It turned into ruins for half an hour, and she herself was injured. On the same day, more than 2,000 people were arrested across the country, and President Emmanuel Macron vowed to hold them accountable.
Australian National Review - Mayhem in Europe as Streets are Ablaze in France and Luxury Stores Looted while Macron Calls for Calm - As Riots Spread to Milan for a Second Night
Mayhem in Europe as Streets are Ablaze in France and Luxury Stores Looted while Macron Calls for Calm – As Riots Spread to Milan for a Second Night By NOOR QURASHI (NEWS REPORTER) and PETER ALLEN and ANDREW JEHRING (CHIEF FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT) Violence in France has spread across Europe after Milan was plunged into chaos […]
Shocking images are coming from France, where mass protests turned into a scene of widespread destruction, with groups of people breaking into shops, smashing windows and grabbing goods. Famous luxury brands were among the targets, while the tension spread to shopping streets and businesses in different sectors. On Saturday, October 17, … The article Shock in France: At the mercy of looting Dior, Louis Vuitton, Rolex and Hermès – Hooded men leve…
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