The Paris police have established a curfew in certain parts of the city to restore peace after the riots that took place over the weekend. #Parīze #KomandantaStunda #Grautiņi (translated)
Italy will send 500 soldiers to Milan after widespread protests, where riots and looting have occurred, to ensure order and support the police. #Itālija #protesti #karavīri (translated)
Eriks Stendzenieks joked about Nagles' report in the program "Panorāma," which, according to him, stated that the riots are not related to migrants. https://t.co/qQmzLfQ2Oq #Latvija #Sabiedrība #Migrācija (translated)
Latvian Anete Dude expresses shock and sadness over the riots in France, particularly the burning of the Limoges Town Hall, which symbolizes the heart and history of the city. #Protesti #Francija #Parīze (translated)
In several French cities, in response to riots and looting, a curfew has been declared, which will take effect on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, including in Paris and Lille. #Francija #komandantstunda #protesti (translated)
Oliniete recounted a publication and expressed hope that its description would make even the supporters of refugee reception reconsider. She claimed that the French woman mentioned in the publication had been a member and activist of a French left-wing party, supporting the opening of migration for North African residents, and called those who wanted to stop it racist. According to Oliniete, the woman owned a small shop in a prestigious location. When a crowd attempted to break in, she stood in the doorway trying to protect it, explaining that she herself had been an activist for asylum and migration. Oliniete wrote that the crowd spat on the woman, knocked her to the ground, and trampled her, while the shop was completely looted. Oliniete claimed that the woman lost all her life’s work in a moment. She also pointed out that the previous day French media had published the story and image of the woman by the looted shop. Oliniete described her as incredulous that the people she had defended looted the shop and linked her position to the riots that had occurred in France. #Migrācija #Aktivisms #Francija (translated)
In Milan, unrest continues, with masked youths smashing windows and looting stores, prompting police intervention and nearly 200 arrests, mostly of minors, as well as similarities to riots in France. #Nemieri #Milāna #Protesti (translated)
French President Macron rejected the resignation of the interior minister, considering the need to ensure continued leadership of law enforcement agencies amid protests and riots against the cost of living and the deterioration of the quality of education services. #Francija #protesti #drošība (translated)
Riots occurred in Milan for the second consecutive day, where young people vandalize stores and steal goods, but the police respond with tear gas and water cannons, detaining at least 160 people, among whom four to five are minors. #Vandalism #Protests #Italy (translated)
The left-wing mayor of Milan, Giuseppe Sala, announced that attacks on police officers and damage to city property are unjustifiable. #dzīvesdārdzība #protesti #grautiņi (translated)
Italy's Prime Minister Georgia Meloni announced that citizens have the right to take to the streets to express their dissatisfaction, but she does not accept violence. #dzīvesdārdzība #protesti #grautiņi (translated)
Widespread protests against the cost of living took place in the Italian cities of Milan, Turin, and Bologna, during which riots and clashes with the police erupted, resulting in at least 25 people injured and more than 50 protesters detained. #dzīvesdārdzība #protesti #grautiņi (translated)
In response to the devastating riots that took place across France on Saturday, President Emmanuel Macron delivered a speech to the nation last night. #Francija #protesti #vardarbība (translated)
