New clashes between police and protesters in Paris and other cities before Macron speaks in a message to the nation

Tension has returned this Sunday to Paris and other French cities after a series of rallies called by social networks, where there have been new police charges. These clashes take place a day after massive protests called throughout France over the high cost of living standards that led to the most violent riots in recent years. According to the authorities' provisional balance sheet, there has been one death and 2,000 detainees, while 600 police officers, gendarmes and firefighters have been injured in the clashes, attacks on public buildings and looting of businesses.

The most shocking image was that of the fire at the Limoges town hall, in the center of the country, which was completely destroyed after hooded individuals entered the building and set it on fire with workers inside. The flames were burning the building, from the 16th century. XIX and declared a historical monument, and the roof next to its bell tower collapsed after several hours.