Macron to address nation after riots and looting lead to 1,800 arrests across France
- France saw looting, arson, vandalism and clashes during protests over rising living costs in several cities, including Paris and Bordeaux.
- Stores linked to Apple, Louis Vuitton, Hermès and other businesses were reportedly looted or damaged, while public buildings were also attacked.
- The French Interior Ministry reported 272 arrests by 3 p.m. Saturday as police responded to the unrest.
- President Emmanuel Macron said people responsible for vandalism, attacks and looting would be prosecuted and punished.
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France: Paris, Lyon and Marseille count the cost after ...
France is waiting with great attention for tonight's address of President Emmanuel Macron after the terrible violence, robberies and arson in Paris and other major cities. The portal "France Info" (France Info) and some other media report that the neighbors in the EU are shocked and worried about episodes of urban terrorism and chaos, as, among others, the Spanish daily "Mundo" (El Mundo) has assessed.
It is in Republic Square that the clashes between hundreds of people and security forces are concentrated. Macron will speak to the country.
Vandalism, violence and looting shake Galeries Lafayette and other luxury stores after protests in Paris and other cities in France.
Last hour and all the news of the massive protests that have led to violent riots in Paris and other cities in France.
The French president will speak after the violent clashes that left 1,800 detainees. Before he meets with the Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, who is in charge of a crisis cell
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