The Hooded Far-Right Marches in Lyon During Curfew, Displaying Neo-Nazi Symbols and Anti-Islam Slogans.
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The identity activists first got involved in a rally to support the police and traders affected by the weekend looting. They dispersed before the curfew came into effect, according to the prefect.
A far-right parade took place on the Presqu'île of Lyon this Monday, October 19, 2026. Sporting a neo-Nazi symbol, the procession marched through the streets in the middle of a curfew.
"The safety and tranquillity of Lyonnais and Lyonnais must remain our priority", the mayor of Lyon, Grégory Doucet, reacts this Tuesday morning. This declaration comes after several dozens of individuals, 200 according to the Lyon column, belonging to the ultra-right wing, joined the demonstrators present yesterday evening Place Bellecour, in the 2nd arrondissement, during the [...] Parade de l ́ultradroite in Lyon: "The rules must be the same f…
The mayor of Lyon Grégory Doucet condemns the parade that took place on Monday evening on Victor-Hugo Street with about 100 ultra-right-wing activists. He announces that he has arrested the Prefect of the Rhône and asked the Minister of Interior to ask for a "rigorous" application of the rule of law.
Le Progrès, one of Lyon's leading regional newspapers, reported on a remarkable event that occurred on the night of October 19th. Far-right groups participated in a demonstration held following violent incidents in the city.
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