
Videos shared on social media record scenes of despair from traders and acts of violence during a day of intense protests in France, which took place on Saturday (17).
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France faced a day of intense protests on Saturday (17), resulting in material damage to commercial establishments.
Videos that went viral on social media show the desperation of traders and the attempt to avoid the complete destruction of their stores during the intense day of protests that France experienced on Saturday (17).
Man being attacked from behind in Nice
Woman trying to talk to looters
Man crying after seeing complete destruction of his store

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New clashes broke out in Paris this Sunday, a day after violent protests across France left one protester dead, more than 2,000 arrests, hundreds injured and stores looted or damaged, with President Macron preparing an address to the nation at 8pm local time.