Live Social. Mobilization of October 17: Mayors of Paris, Marseille and Lyon Want to Be Received in Matignon
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Between fuel prices, inflation and the deterioration of public services, demonstrators want to make their demands heard. Some hope that the mobilization will continue despite the violence and looting.
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lalsace.frThe town hall of Limoges burned down, looted shops, 1,200 arrests: the mobilization against "priced life" left a heavy record on Saturday. A Republican march is organized this Sunday in Limoges. Follow our direct.
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Yesterday's day marked by a strong mobilization against "honey life" with several hundreds of thousands of people on the streets, has also been sparked by numerous incidents in Paris and elsewhere in France, including vandalized and looted shops.
In the wake of the violence that shook Paris, Emmanuel Grégoire with the mayors of Lyon and Marseille asked the Prime Minister for an explanation.
From Paris to Marseille, the day of mobilization against "honey life" brought together hundreds of thousands of demonstrators throughout the country on Saturday, 17 October. But it ended with clashes and scenes of chaos of rare intensity, "casseurs" carrying out even in the evening looting and degradation strongly condemned by the executive. Find the latest information. - IN DIRECT - 17 October, the following day: the mayors of Paris, Marseille …
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