France: 1,200 Arrested in Nationwide Riots, 150 Police Officers Injured
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150 police officers have been injured in clashes with thousands of protesters across France.
Mass riots broke out in France: more than 1,200 people were arrested, buildings were set on fire, and 150 police officers were injured in the demonstrations.
The demonstrations against the high cost of life in France were marked by clashes with law enforcement, robbery and destruction in several cities. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced Saturday evening a balance sheet of 1,200 people detained, while 150 policemen and gendarmes were injured.
150 injured police officers, an unknown number of injured demonstrators, 1200 arrests and damage to property in millions: On the national protest day in France, raging destruction rages in many cities. "The country is in a chaotic situation," says the mayor of Limoges, after the city hall was set on fire by rioters.
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150 injured police officers, 1,200 arrests: France's Prime Minister speaks of "a terrible amount of violence." What follows the riots?
At least 550,000 demonstrators, 1200 arrests, 150 injured police officers: the protests in France have escalated. According to the Prime Minister, the centres of power have been targeted in Paris.
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