Louvre Turns Away Tourists as Paris Braces for Renewed Violence Following Destructive Riots - NEW YORK TIMES POST
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On Tuesday, 27 October, the Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CCI France) presented a first assessment of the deterioration of the shops on the margins of the gatherings since 17 October. The first returns of the insurances evoking damage to the amount of one billion euros. A worrying figure as the strategic period of purchases at the end of the year approaches and as a new weekend is coming under high stress.
On Tuesday, 27 October, the network of traders drew up a national assessment of the degradations in the margins of the mobilizations. Their minister Serge Papin announced aid of up to 10,000 euros for the most affected.
Mobilizations on 17 and 24 October: More than 2,500 Businesses Affected, Nearly Half of Them Heavily
The network of chambers of commerce takes stock of the violence on the margins of the demonstrations of 17 and 24 October. More than 2,500 businesses have been degraded, half of them very heavily, points the CCI. The metropolis of Marseille is even more affected than Paris and Île-de-France. - Mobilisations of 17 and 24 October: more than 2,500 businesses affected, of which almost half heavily (Police, justice and various facts).
In addition to the deterioration, downtown shops had to suffer an 80% drop in sales on Saturdays, according to the network of chambers of commerce.
The concern rises among traders about the impact of Saturday's social mobilizations on their sales, in an already morose economic context "Commerce without customers does not exist, it
The only clashes occurred at the end of the demonstrations, when police fired tear gas at some participants in cities such as Marseille and Strasbourg.
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