
Paris wakes up stunned by the damage and looting after the violence that occurred during the mobilization of October 17.
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Demonstrations against the high cost of living took place on October 17 in France, bringing together around 800,000 participants according to the organizers.
Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Limoges…: images of scenes of violence during the demonstrations of October 17
Some 800,000 people took part in actions and parades throughout France on Saturday against the “high cost of living”, according to several organizations associated with this national mobilization. In several cities, demonstrations quickly turned into riots.
“I will no longer put a penny in the machine”: Parisians outraged by looting and vandalism after the violence of October 17
REPORT - Paris wakes up, stunned and haggard, faced with the damage caused in the capital after the outbreak of violence on October 17. Dozens of stores were looted, angering local residents.

Ultra-right activists marched Monday evening in downtown Lyon after a rally in support of the police and traders, sparking condemnation from the prefect and the mayor.

The prefect of Rhône, Étienne Guyot, declared himself furious after the parade of an ultra-right group having taken over a rally in support of traders Monday evening in Lyon, outside the curfew.
Jordan Bardella refuses to participate in a meeting around Lecornu, a comedian from Radio Nova sparks controversy with violent remarks towards bosses, and the resignation of Laurent Nuñez was refused by Emmanuel Macron.

After the Senate, the National Assembly recorded the creation of a commission of inquiry into the urban violence that occurred during the demonstrations against the high cost of living on October 17.

After violent protests, curfews were put in place for minors in Nice and Lille, and for all residents in central Lyon, at Châtelet-Les Halles and Place de la République in Paris.
On the sidelines of demonstrations in Limoges, the town hall was set on fire and a suspect arrested. David Lisnard blames ultra-left training camps on the Millevaches plateau.