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The unrest is part of nationwide demonstrations occurring across France regarding the rising cost of living.
Paris woke up to widespread damage on Sunday after violence overshadowed Saturday’s protests over the cost of living. Streets were littered with debris, burnt bicycles and damaged vehicles, while shops across the city had smashed windows and signs of looting.
Businesses including Nike, Sephora and Burger King were among those left damaged, and windows at the Paris Opera ticket office were also shattered. Cleaning crews worked to clear the streets as workers began repairing shopfronts.
The unrest came amid nationwide demonstrations against rising prices.

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Clashes between protesters and police occurred in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille ahead of nationwide demonstrations over living costs and government policies. Over 160 arrests were reported by midday as authorities deployed security forces.