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Back«J’en ai pour 1000 euros» : à Bordeaux, les manifestations du 17 octobre ont rapidement viré en pillages et en saccages
«J’en ai pour 1000 euros» : à Bordeaux, les manifestations du 17 octobre ont rapidement viré en pillages et en saccages
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«J’en ai pour 1000 euros» : à Bordeaux, les manifestations du 17 octobre ont rapidement viré en pillages et en saccages

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Une manifestation à Bordeaux a dégénéré en affrontements entre casseurs et forces de l'ordre, avec incendies sur des barricades et dégradations sur la CCI et le musée des Douanes, entraînant l'évacuation de la place de la Bourse.

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Une manifestation était prévue à 14 heures sur la place de la Bourse à Bordeaux.

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À peine commencée, la mobilisation bordelaise qui devait se dérouler à 14 heures sur la place de la Bourse a dégénéré en affrontements entre casseurs et forces de l’ordre. Les manifestants étaient 7 000 selon la préfecture de Gironde, mais l’estimation semble faible. Une demi-heure après le début du rassemblement, des incendies se sont déclarés sur des amas de barricades et dans des parterres de fleurs. La place de la Bourse a alors été évacuée manu militari pour permettre l’intervention des pompiers, laissant apparaître les premières dégradations commises sur les vitrines de la Chambre de commerce et d’industrie (CCI) et la façade du musée national des Douanes.

Les tensions se sont ensuite intensifiées le long…

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  • Qui sont les casseurs impliqués dans les affrontements ?
  • Quel est le montant des dégâts matériels causés ?
  • Y aura-t-il des interpellations suite à ces incidents ?

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