Protests on 17 October: Demonstrators Enter Marseille City Hall, Mayor Benoît Payan Denounces "Unacceptable" Acts
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Before the start of the demonstration on 17 October in Marseille, many breakers attacked the town hall. On BFMTV, Mayor Benoît Payan deplores the lack of resources initially allocated to the Phocéan city to ensure security.
"It is the Revolution, we take the Bastille": in Marseilles, demonstrators briefly entered the hall of the town hall and a police station was attacked on the Canebière.
In Marseille, demonstrators against rising prices broke into the City Hall, breaking down the front door, and damaged property. A group of aggressive protesters in Marseille broke into the city hall, breaking the front door, TASS reported referring to the newspaper La Provence. Several people managed to enter the administration building and paint the walls with spray paint. According to BFMTV, vandals smashed a bust of Marianne, the national sym…
Shops were also vandalized on the Canebière, according to the entourage of the Minister of the Interior.
Marseilles (France): Protesters briefly stormed the city building of Marseille, France's second largest city, Saturday, in the midst of protests against the cost of living in the country. Witnesses reported that masked protesters took the door off with security barriers, and then a number of them entered the building, where one of them painted a symbol of the Annark activists on one of the walls, before the police intervened. [...]
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com Protesters entered town hall, a municipal police station was degraded and shops looted. Three rallies were announced at 2 p.m.
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