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Lamia El Aaraje

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    France: looting and arson in Paris and Marseille as cost-of-living protests turn violent

    Looting and arson hit Paris, Marseille and Lyon on Saturday, 17 October, as cost-of-living protests turned violent. Government figures put detentions at 1,800 and injured officers at more than 500, but the counts are still moving.

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French protests push Lecornu into crackdown after 1,200 arrests

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said more than 1,200 people were arrested after nationwide protests over living costs, schools and police violence turned destructive on 17 October. Officials said 150 police officers were injured, Limoges town hall burned and shops were looted across several cities.

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