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Violent unrest has spread across major French cities, including Paris, Lyon and Marseille, with looting, vandalism and clashes with police reported during cost-of-living protests. President Emmanuel Macron condemned the scenes and ordered a review of intelligence and police preparedness.
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Violent cost-of-living protests erupted across France, with clashes, looting and fires reported in Paris, Lyon, Marseille and other cities. Authorities reported hundreds of arrests, while President Emmanuel Macron vowed to hold rioters accountable.
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Violent protests, looting and clashes with police have spread across Paris, Lyon, Marseille and other French cities, with roughly 1,800 arrests reported. The unrest has caused fires and widespread damage, prompting President Emmanuel Macron to address the nation and vow accountability.
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Violent protests spread across France, with clashes between demonstrators and police, arson, looting and widespread property damage reported in Paris, Lyon, Marseille and other cities. Authorities said about 1,800 people were arrested as unrest intensified over cost-of-living and public-service grievances.
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Violent anti-government protests and looting spread across Paris, Lyon, Marseille and other French cities, with hundreds of thousands reportedly demonstrating and about 1,800 arrests. Police used tear gas and water cannons as authorities confronted a nationwide escalation over living costs and public services.
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France is facing its largest unrest in years after cost-of-living protests devolved into riots, looting and clashes in Paris, Lyon and Marseille. More than 1,800 people were arrested as authorities confronted widespread vandalism and disruption.[1][2]
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Violence erupted across France after demonstrations over rising living costs and declining public services escalated into riots, looting and clashes with police. More than 1,800 people were arrested, with Paris, Lyon and Marseille among the affected cities.
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Violent cost-of-living protests spread across France, with clashes, looting and property damage reported in Paris, Lyon and Marseille. Authorities said more than 550,000 people demonstrated nationwide and about 1,800 were arrested.
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Violent demonstrations over rising living costs and declining public services spread across France, with clashes between protesters and police in Paris and other cities. Authorities reported hundreds of arrests, including 855 in Paris, as public buildings, shops and police vehicles were targeted.[6][8][9]
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Violent clashes spread across France as demonstrations over rising living costs and deteriorating public services escalated, with public buildings set ablaze, shops looted and police attacked. Authorities reported hundreds of arrests, including 855 detentions in Paris.
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Violent demonstrations over rising living costs and declining public services spread across France, with public buildings set ablaze, shops looted and clashes involving police. Hundreds of thousands joined protests, while authorities reported hundreds of arrests, including 855 detentions in Paris.
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Demonstrations over rising living costs and declining public services escalated across France, with violent clashes, looting and attacks on police reported in multiple cities. Authorities said hundreds were arrested, while public buildings and shops were targeted.
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Mass demonstrations over the cost of living and education standards have turned violent across France, with about 550,000 people reportedly participating nationwide. Police used tear gas as clashes erupted in Paris and other cities, while hundreds were arrested and President Emmanuel Macron condemned the violence.
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