While a swift justice system sends hundreds of young people to prison, sometimes for picking up an item in front of a looted store... (translated)
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In Paris, shopkeepers are preparing for new looting by barricading their windows and emptying their stores after the events of October 17, fearing a resurgence of violence with a new demonstration planned for October 24. #Pillages #Commerçants #Paris (translated)
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« Vous avez des matraques, au cas où ? » : à Paris, les commerçants se préparent à de nouveaux pillages
Didier Maïsto claimed to have filmed the events of October 17, from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. He wrote that people had been stripped of their belongings, that a store had burned down, and that its owners had lost everything, while only firefighters were present and there were no police officers. He accused the government, which he described as corrupt, of allowing this to happen to justify a new crackdown on citizens, and called on Emmanuel Macron to resign as soon as possible. #MacronDémission #France #Justice (translated)
Cerfia reported that the police had launched a call for witnesses and released photos of a wanted suspect after the violent assault on October 17 in Nice, of the manager of a Micromania store who was protecting his business. https://t.co/obH0Bm2vKZ #Nice #Police #Agression (translated)
The author wrote that the police prefecture had invited merchants to pay private agents to protect their stores on Saturday. He believed that this request amounted to paying taxes for protection, and then paying again to actually be protected, and saw it as an admission of resignation rather than a security policy. (translated)
Fdesouche.com, a news outlet, reported that the National Police of Alpes-Maritimes had requested the widespread distribution of photos of an individual suspected of having struck the manager of the Micromania store on Avenue Jean-Médecin in Nice on October 17. According to the publication, the manager was attempting to prevent the looting of his business. #Nice #Sécurité #Justice (translated)
AlertesInfos indicated that the police had launched a call for witnesses and released photos of a suspect after the violent assault on the manager of a Micromania store in Nice on October 17. According to the report, the man had been hit in the back while trying to prevent the looting of his business. https://t.co/eqapUQ8NFr #Nice #Police #AppelATémoins (translated)
The author wrote that he had been observing for several days images of protests, clashes, injuries, and looted shops. He said he felt, like many French people, the anxiety of a country that is fracturing. #France #Manifestations #Société #FR (translated)
Impact reported, citing La Dépêche du Midi, that a young man with a clean criminal record had been sentenced to three months in prison with immediate incarceration for the theft of a sweatshirt from a Snipes store in Toulouse during the looting on October 17. According to the account, he had arrived free at the court and left detained, in front of his crying parents. #Justice #Toulouse #Vol (translated)
Robert Ménard, mayor of Béziers, stated that he did not believe that vandalizing stores, like a Cartier shop, could solve the problems of poverty in France. #Violences17Octobre #RobertMénard #MobilisationLycéenne (translated)
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Violences du 17 octobre: "Je ne crois pas qu'en cassant un magasin Cartier, on règle le problème de ces gens-là", confie Robert Ménard
Robert Ménard, DVD mayor of Béziers, declares that he does not believe that vandalizing a Cartier store can solve the problem of poverty. #Pauvreté #Violences #Politique (translated)
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"Le problème, c'est comment on règle cette pauvreté, je ne crois pas qu'en cassant un magasin Cartier on règle le problème de ces gens-là", estime Robert Ménard, maire DVD de Béziers
The article discusses the lasting consequences of recent violence on businesses and the fears of a slowdown in consumption. #Consommation #Économie #MagasinsPillés (translated)
www.leparisien.fr
« L’impact se fera sentir sur la durée » : magasins pillés, rues saccagées… la crainte d’un coup d’arrêt de la consommation
Fdesouche.com, news review, reported the story of a merchant who said he wanted to defend his bike shop in Paris on October 24, even if it led to his downfall. https://t.co/mKok8LuxWF #Paris #Vélos #Commerçant (translated)
Carrefour has lowered its forecasts and investments in France due to the looting of its stores, estimating losses between 80 and 200 million euros, which is characterized as an unprecedented situation according to its financial director. #Carrefour #pillages #investissements (translated)
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La lourde facture de Carrefour après les pillages en France : “La situation est sans précédent”
Frontières reported that in Paris, a merchant selling bicycles warned the rioters that he would suffer the same fate as his store if it were to fall, according to BFM TV. https://t.co/dvW0k5Pgmz #Paris #Vélos #Émeutes (translated)
A bicycle dealer in Paris declares himself ready to defend his store during the protests scheduled for October 24, despite recent violence and curfews imposed by the government to restore order. #Manifestations #Violences #Paris (translated)
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"S'il doit tomber, je tomberais avec lui": ce commerçant défendra son magasin de vélos à Paris ce 24 octobre
Jon De Lorraine wrote that Carrefour's stock had lost more than 14% on the stock market since October 17. He stated that the group had announced a loss between 80 and 200 million euros. According to him, the events that occurred since that date would lead to costs that would affect the French people, particularly due to direct costs, vandalized and looted stores, and the social situation in France. #Carrefour #Bourse #France (translated)
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Ahold Delhaize has reactivated the websites of its stores in the United States after a major cyberattack that had caused malfunctions for more than a week. #AholdDelhaize #cyberattaque #commerceenligne (translated)
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Ahold Delhaize rétablit les sites internet de ses magasins aux Etats-Unis
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Despite the difficulties of its majority shareholder Gifi, the Trafic chain of stores ensures its financial and operational stability, thereby guaranteeing the continuity of its activities and the fulfillment of all its commitments to its employees and partners. (translated)
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Trafic rassure malgré les difficultés de son actionnaire majoritaire en France
The store has experienced a serious security breach, where hackers have gained access to customer data, but emphasizes that credit card information is not affected and warns customers against fraud. #Sikkerhedsbrud #Datasikkerhed #Hackere (translated)
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