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L'article traite de deux faits divers distincts : une interpellation liée à un incendie criminel et une controverse médiatique impliquant des institutions religieuses.
Incendie de la mairie de Limoges : le principal suspect, un «activiste d’ultragauche fiché S», interpellé par le RAID
Le suspect, un Creusois de 34 ans défavorablement connu des services de police, a été appréhendé ce mardi matin à 6h15, à Val-d’Issoire. La Sous-direction antiterroriste (SDAT) a été saisie de l’affaire.
Influenceurs algériens : la Grande Mosquée de Paris s’en prend à CNews et au lanceur d’alerte
Dans un communiqué, le recteur de l’institution musulmane qualifie le lanceur d’alerte Chawki Benzehra, à l’origine de l’arrestation de deux influenceurs algériens, «d’obscur blogueur» et dénonce les propos tenus par Xavier Driencourt, ancien ambassadeur de France en Algérie.

Six investigations were entrusted to the IGPN following alleged police violence during demonstrations against the high cost of living in France. Serious injuries, including a teenage girl with one blind eye in Mulhouse and a mutilated minor in Saint-Etienne, have been reported.

Following the weekend's violence, curfews were extended or introduced in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse, Bordeaux and Nice. In Marseille, an unprecedented measure specifically targets minors in certain sectors to ensure calm.

A street medic, confused with a victim who died during a demonstration in Paris on October 17, testifies to the beatings received by the police. Suffering from head trauma, he calls for calm after being rescued by firefighters.

Faced with urban violence over the weekend, French authorities are extending targeted curfews and bans on gatherings in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Aubagne and Toulouse to secure commercial areas and city centers.

A teenager was seriously injured in the hand during clashes in Lens. At the same time, 21 people were arrested after damage committed at the headquarters of CNews and Europe 1, described as acts of intimidation.

In Nantes, thirty-eight businesses were looted on the weekend of October 17 during a demonstration against the high cost of living. Mayor Johanna Rolland visited the scene and announced support measures for traders affected by this violence.