TV host Karine Le Marchand expressed anger over the violence and looting following PSG's victory, calling the perpetrators "casseurs" and "delinquents" and demanding they pay for their actions.
France's Minister Sébastien Lecornu wants social benefits to fund damages from PSG victory celebrations, shifting costs from the public to offenders. The PM supports this, excluding essential living funds.
TV host Karine Le Marchand expressed her anger over the riots following PSG's victory, calling the perpetrators "casseurs" and "delinquents" and demanding they pay for damages, rejecting sociological or political explanations.
Yves Thréard criticizes the "glory and national shame" following PSG's Champions League win, condemning post-match violence. Nicolas Baverez warns that the proposed Corsican autonomy bill could "dynamite the Republic" by enshrining separatism in the Constitution.
Celebrations for PSG's Champions League victory over Arsenal in Paris turned violent, with clashes between supporters and police, damaged businesses, and 283 arrests.
Celebrations for PSG's Champions League victory over Arsenal in Paris turned violent, with clashes between supporters and police, damaged businesses, and 283 arrests. Separately, the mayor of Asnières-sur-Seine is seeking €2000 from families of two minors for vandalism of fire hydrants.
