
The capital in shock after looting of businesses, while a fire ravages Limoges town hall.
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Violence broke out on October 17 in Paris and Limoges, leading to significant material damage.
“I won’t put another penny in the machine”: Parisians outraged by the 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.
“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.
In the aftermath of the violence of October 17, Paris noted the damage after the looting of numerous businesses. At the same time, Limoges town hall was the target of an arson attack after the intrusion of hooded individuals.

Faced with the violence of October 17, Emmanuel Macron imposed a doctrine restricting demonstrations to union calls only. Several prefectures, including Paris, Lyon and Nice, have issued ban orders for the coming weekend.

Albanian MPs clashed in Parliament during a session disrupted by the opposition. Protesters are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama after a week of unrest in Tirana, amid accusations of police violence.

The campaign director of Jean-Michel Aulas dismissed in a doxing case, La France insoumise denounces an attempt to arrest its deputy Raphaël Arnault, and damage was reported during demonstrations in Lyon.

The French government announces the seizure of social benefits from riot looters. At the same time, Emmanuel Macron secures 200,000 tonnes of diesel per month from the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain to alleviate shortages.

Emmanuel Macron condemned “seditious acts” attributed to the ultra-left during recent demonstrations against the high cost of living. In response, the government restricts the right to demonstrate and favors regulated union routes.