
National demonstrations marked by scenes of riots and looting in Paris and several large cities.
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The national protest movement against the “high cost of living” mobilized around 800,000 people across France.
Some 800,000 people took part in actions and parades throughout France on Saturday against the “high cost of living”, according to several organizations associated with this national mobilization. In several cities, demonstrations quickly turned into riots.
For the second night in a row, the French capital was the target of looters, who attacked small businesses, luxury stores, and shopping centers. The CRS deployed were not able to stop them all.

Paris suffered the consequences of urban violence that occurred on October 17, marked by looting. At the same time, the Grand Mosque of Paris criticizes CNews and Chawki Benzehra following the arrest of two Algerian influencers.
In the aftermath of national demonstrations against the “high cost of living” which brought together 800,000 people, Paris and several French cities are facing a heavy toll of looting and damage, sparking indignation among traders and local residents.

The Minister of Justice, Gérald Darmanin, will travel to Marseille this Wednesday following the violence, damage and looting that occurred on October 17. He advocates a firm criminal response, raising the possibility of qualifying the facts as organized crime.

A 14-year-old teenager injured two people in a college in Aubagne, prompting the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office to investigate. At the same time, 21 people were arrested after damage to the headquarters of CNews and Europe 1.

Two investigations were opened in Paris to determine the causes of the death of two men, aged 48 and 59, who died on public roads during the weekend of October 17 in a context of urban violence. No third party intervention is suspected.

Hodeî C.D., 34, was arrested by the RAID in Val d'Issoire. He is suspected of being the main author of the arson that ravaged the Limoges town hall during a demonstration on October 17.