
Violence on October 17 was marked by the burning of Limoges town hall by hooded individuals and looting in Paris, prompting elected officials to point the finger at the radical movement on the Millevaches plateau.
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A group of hooded individuals entered the Limoges town hall on October 17, causing a fire. Looting also took place in Paris.
“It is largely lost”: the terrible images of the fire at the Limoges town hall, on the sidelines of the demonstration of October 17
A group of hooded individuals entered the Limoges town hall before a fire broke out there.
“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.
Fire at Limoges town hall: the Millevaches plateau, this “rear base” of the ultra-left which is in the sights of local elected officials
STORY - Since the fire at Limoges town hall, eyes have turned towards this rural area of Limousin where the radical movement took root almost twenty years ago. The deputy for Creuse Bartolomé Lenoir calls for the dissolution of the groups and denounces the complicity of certain elected officials.
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Request for dissolution of ultra-left groups by elected officials
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