France witnessed widespread protests over the cost of living on Saturday, with around 550,000 demonstrators taking to the streets, according to estimates cited in the report. At least 400 people were arrested as fires, looting and vandalism were reported in several cities.
What Happened During France Protests?
In Paris, a car and a newspaper kiosk were set on fire, while police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse violent groups. Protesters also erected barricades on the Champs-Élysées despite a police ban.
Incidents were reported in several other cities:
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Lyon: A tourist office building was vandalised and set on fire.
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Limoges: Fire damaged parts of the city hall.
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Marseille: Individuals entered the city hall and damaged furniture and a historic bust.
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Lille and Grenoble: Municipal offices were vandalised.
Most demonstrators remained peaceful, despite the incidents of violence.
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