
Près d'une centaine de Limougeauds se sont rassemblés devant l'hôtel de ville après un incendie ayant ravagé une partie du bâtiment, visiblement sous le choc.
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Un incendie a touché l'hôtel de ville de Limoges, provoquant des dégâts matériels importants.
Ils sont arrivés par petits groupes, dès les premières lueurs du jour, comme on se rend au chevet d’un proche.
Vers 9 heures, ce dimanche, près d’une centaine de Limougeauds se pressent déjà aux abords de l’hôtel de ville. Les visages sont gris, les yeux humides, les voix basses. Tout le monde a l’air assommé.
De la toiture éventrée s’échappent encore des filets de fumée. Par les ouvertures béantes, on devine l’intérieur : un amas de décombres, des morceaux de charpente effondrés. Sur les murs, des tags : «CC Guérin», «Vive la commune», «ACAB».
More than 1,800 people were arrested in France the day after urban violence on an unprecedented scale occurred on the sidelines of the demonstrations against the high cost of living on October 17, leading to the fire at the Limoges town hall and major damage.

The police were "completely overwhelmed" by a level of violence "rarely experienced" during demonstrations, according to Rudy Manna, national delegate of Unsa-Police, who evokes a "convergence of barbarians".

More than 1,500 traders were affected by the violence on the sidelines of the October 17 demonstrations in France, causing hundreds of millions of euros in damage according to the FCD. Around 1,800 people were arrested and more than 500 members of the police and firefighters were injured.

Around 1,800 people were arrested following violence on the sidelines of demonstrations in France. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu convened a crisis unit in Matignon, while the IGPN opened an investigation after the injury of a demonstrator in Paris.

The day after a mobilization punctuated by violence in Paris and the region, the Paris prosecutor's office announced 517 people in police custody. More than a thousand arrests took place across the country and at least 150 members of the police were injured.

Multiple shops and stores were looted and vandalized across France on Saturday afternoon during demonstrations against the high cost of living, leading to 1,200 arrests and drawing an indignant reaction from the government and employers' organizations.