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France: Violent Protests Leave Trail Of Destruction, 1,200 Arrested

By Emmanuel Nduka France has been left counting the cost of widespread violence after protests against rising living costs descended into riots, looting and arson, leaving shops vandalized, public buildings damaged and streets littered with debris across several cities. More than 500,000 people participated in nationwide demonstrations on Saturday, with Paris, Marseille, Bordeaux, Limoges and […]

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Riots broke out in cities across France on a day when more than half a million people took to the streets in protest…

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Extensive damage to historic buildings and shops, hundreds of injuries and around 1,200 arrests made up the picture that prevailed in major cities in France, from Paris and Marseille to Limoges. One protester died after a cardiac arrest, while the political confrontation over the causes and management of the incidents […]

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Many areas of France have become the scene of fierce clashes. The mass demonstrations against the precision took a violent turn, with arson, destruction and hundreds of injuries. According to the data that has become known, the arrests exceeded 1,200 at the national level, while approximately 150 police officers were injured in the incidents. The amputation of a 17-year-old protester is causing shock […] The article Anger overflows in France – C…

Buenos Aires, 18 October (NA) -- The social protests held on Saturday in France ended with more than 1,200 people detained throughout the country, on a day marked by clashes with security forces, looting and destruction in shops and public buildings. In the metropolitan area of Paris, the authorities counted 855 arrests until 8 Sunday, while the Police Prefecture reported that one person died after suffering a cardiorespiratory stop, although it…

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More than 1,800 arrests were made throughout France, following the violence and robbery that marked Saturday the national day of mobilization against the high cost of life, announced Sunday, on platform X, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez.

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ERT NEWS broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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