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"We Are Mobilised to Help You": the Government Wants to Reassure the Traders After the Ruin of October 17

Summary by Le Figaro
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu and trade minister Serge Papin promised state aid after the looting scenes that took place on Saturday.

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Trade Minister Serge Papin promised Saturday night to "help" the vandalized shops and supermarkets during the demonstrations. Damage across France would amount to hundreds of millions of euros.

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Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu and trade minister Serge Papin promised state aid after the looting scenes that took place on Saturday.

·Paris, France
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As a result of the looting and deterioration which has mainly affected the Presquíle, the State, the Lyon Metropolis and the economic actors are beginning to organize aid to the affected traders. One single window is opened by the CCI, while a specific accompaniment to the filing of complaints will be proposed on Wednesday.

In the wake of scenes of vandalism against countless shops in several French cities, whose bills could reach several hundred million euros, the trade and tourism sectors called on the public authorities to put an end to the violence and to accompany the companies affected.

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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