AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNationwide Unrest: France is counting the cost of protests over living expenses, fuel prices, schools and public services. About 550,000 people marched; official figures rose to nearly 2,400 arrests and close to 1,000 police and gendarmes injured. Most marches were peaceful, but clashes, fires and looting broke out in several cities. Macron’s Response: In a televised address, President Emmanuel Macron condemned the violence and vowed those responsible would be held accountable. He promised transparency about the police response and called for talks on protesters’ grievances. Damage and Safety: Fire ravaged Limoges’ historic town hall, while shops and public buildings were attacked. A Paris synagogue prayer space was also ransacked; the motive remains unclear. The NFL says its first regular-season game in France, scheduled for next Sunday, will go ahead as planned.
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