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Limoges town hall was seriously damaged by a fire during demonstrations on Saturday October 17. Mayor Guillaume Guérin denounces an organized and hateful act against institutions and promises that the perpetrators will be identified and prosecuted.

After the looting and damage during a demonstration against the high cost of living in Paris, hundreds of citizens and more than 1,000 municipal agents began a large-scale cleaning operation in the affected neighborhoods on Sunday, October 18.

After a day of mobilization against the high cost of living marked by urban violence and looting across France, the government and the opposition blame each other for the chaos. Emmanuel Macron will speak solemnly this Sunday evening.

Emmanuel Macron will address the French this Sunday at 8 p.m. after urban violence and looting occurred during demonstrations in France, leading to 1,800 arrests, more than 500 injured in the ranks of emergency services and law enforcement, and considerable damage for 1,500 traders.

The president of the National Assembly, Yaël Braun-Pivet, plans to create a commission of inquiry into the violence that occurred during the demonstrations of October 17. It will bring together the group presidents on Tuesday morning.

After the violence of October 17, RN spokesperson Laurent Jacobelli castigates the incompetence of Laurent Nuñez and calls into question the responsibility of the left, while Jean-Luc Mélenchon condemns the abuses.