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Back|Ministero Interno, '219 fermi in Francia e 10 agenti lievemente feriti'
Ministero Interno, '219 fermi in Francia e 10 agenti lievemente feriti'
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ANSA Mondo·20 minutes ago·World·1 min read·🇮🇹Italy·

Ministero Interno, '219 fermi in Francia e 10 agenti lievemente feriti'

Il ministero dell'Interno francese riferisce incidenti in diverse città, danni a arredi stradali e attacco a giornalisti a Lione

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  • Il ministero dell'Interno francese ha reso noto che almeno 219 persone sono state fermate e 10 agenti feriti durante le proteste odierne in diverse città, tra cui Marsiglia, Grenoble, Lione, Bordeaux e altre.
  • Il ministero attribuisce gli incidenti a gruppi radicali e di estrema sinistra e segnala un attacco violento contro i giornalisti a Lione.

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Il ministero dell'Interno francese ha comunicato in serata i dati sulle proteste odierne, riportando almeno 219 fermi e 10 agenti feriti in modo lieve. Gli incidenti si sono verificati in diverse città francesi, tra cui Marsiglia, Grenoble, Lione, Bordeaux, Poitiers, Montpellier, Tolosa, Tours, Saint-Étienne, Angers, Nancy, Lille e Rouen.

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Il ministero dell'Interno francese ha reso noto in serata che almeno 219 persone sono state fermate in tutto il Paese durante le proteste odierne. Il ministero ha anche riferito che 10 agenti di polizia hanno riportato ferite lievi. Lo scrive Le Figaro.

"La situazione sul territorio nazionale è rimasta generalmente sotto controllo, nonostante gli incidenti verificatisi in diverse città tra cui Marsiglia, Grenoble, Lione, Bordeaux, Poitiers, Montpellier, Tolosa, Tours, Saint-Étienne, Angers, Nancy, Lille e Rouen", ha aggiunto il ministero nel suo rapporto di fine giornata.

Beauvau ha precisato che "mortai sono stati lanciati contro le forze dell'ordine", mentre "arredi stradali o commerciali sono stati danneggiati e cassonetti della spazzatura sono stati dati alle fiamme".

Il ministero dell'Interno ha sottolineato che questi incidenti sono stati "provocati, come previsto, da gruppi ad alto rischio composti da attivisti radicali e di estrema sinistra", accusati di aver "tentato di incitare alla violenza durante le manifestazioni". "L'intervento delle forze dell'ordine è stato sistematico al fine di sventare queste azioni", ha riferito il dicastero, deplorando anche il "violento attacco contro i giornalisti a Lione".

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  • Le forze dell'ordine continueranno a intervenire sistematicamente per prevenire azioni violente durante le manifestazioni.

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  • ?Quali erano le cause specifiche delle proteste?
  • ?Quante persone hanno partecipato alle manifestazioni?
  • ?Quali sono state le conseguenze per i giornalisti aggrediti a Lione?
  • ?Quali misure saranno adottate contro i gruppi radicali identificati?

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  • Il ministero dell'Interno francese ha reso noto che almeno 219 persone sono state fermate e 10 agenti feriti durante le proteste odierne in diverse città, tra cui Marsiglia, Grenoble, Lione, Bordeaux e altre.
  • Il ministero attribuisce gli incidenti a gruppi radicali e di estrema sinistra e segnala un attacco violento contro i giornalisti a Lione.

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