
Des manifestations nationales marquées par des scènes d'émeutes et de pillages à Paris et dans plusieurs grandes villes.
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Le mouvement national de protestation contre la «vie chère» a mobilisé environ 800 000 personnes à travers la France.
Quelque 800 000 personnes ont participé aux actions et défilés partout en France, samedi, contre la «vie chère», selon plusieurs organisations associées à cette mobilisation nationale. Dans plusieurs villes, les manifestations ont vite tourné à l’émeute.
Pour la deuxième nuit consécutive, la capitale française a été la cible de pillards, qui s’en sont pris aux petits commerces, magasins de luxe, et centres commerciaux. Les CRS déployés n’ont pas pu tous les arrêter.
The Grand Mosque of Paris published a press release criticizing whistleblower Chawki Benzehra, involved in the arrest of Algerian influencers, and denouncing the statements of former ambassador Xavier Driencourt on CNews.
Crif Marseille-Provence and the Bouches-du-Rhône prefecture deny a viral rumor claiming that the looting of October 17 in Marseille specifically targeted Jewish businesses, describing the damage as indiscriminate.

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.