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The Association of Mayors of France is calling for a gathering in front of town halls on Monday at noon in response to the violence that occurred during the mobilization on October 17, describing these attacks as a serious risk to the Nation. #ViolencesUrbaines #MairesDeFrance #Mobilisation17Octobre (translated)

I equate them with others: "I equate them with others," says Marion Maréchal about peaceful demonstrators who do not believe he lied. Antisemitic remarks attributed to Jordan Bardella: Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Freedoms "does not believe he lied." Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Freedoms, wants to "help create links at the European level" for Marine Le Pen's presidential campaign. It’s an extremely important symbol. Law proposal for riot payers: "It’s an extremely important symbol," believes Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Freedoms. Dissolving La France insoumise will not dissolve the ideas behind it. "Dissolving La France insoumise will not dissolve the ideas behind it," believes Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Freedoms. The issue is no longer whether Laurent Nuñez should resign to be replaced by a Laurent Nuñez clone. For Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Freedoms, "the issue is no longer whether Laurent Nuñez should resign to be replaced by a Laurent Nuñez clone." For Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Freedoms, there needs to be "a ban on demonstrating for dangerous profiles." #Violences17Octobre #Manifestations #Mairies (translated)

Mobilizations of October 17: Sébastien Lecornu, Prime Minister, denounces "unacceptable degrees of violence" It is now the time to choose your side. Mobilizations of October 17: "It is now the time to choose your side," declares Sébastien Lecornu, Prime Minister. #Violences17Octobre #Manifestations #Mairies (translated)

The Association of Mayors of France called for a gathering in front of town halls this Monday at 12 PM, following the violence that occurred on October 17, which accompanied massive protests against the high cost of living. #Violences17Octobre #Manifestations #Mairies (translated)

Marc Vanguard published a first provisional report on the riots and looting of October 17. He estimated that in just a few hours, France experienced the equivalent of several days of riots. He reported 1,800 arrests, including 855 in Paris, and stated that the previous record was 1,700 during the fourth act of the Yellow Vests. He also reported that more than 500 police officers, gendarmes, and firefighters were injured, a toll he presented as provisional and likely unprecedented. In comparison, he wrote, 800 police officers were injured during the riots related to Nahel, but over a period of eight days. According to his report, 1,500 businesses were attacked, looted, or destroyed. He called this figure a record, comparing it to the approximately 200 businesses targeted during the worst day of the Yellow Vests and the thousand recorded during the riots related to Nahel, again over eight days. Marc Vanguard also reported at least seven attacked town halls in Limoges, Marseille, Lille, Angers, Nantes, Caen, and Grenoble. He stated that no major historical public building was destroyed in May 1968 and mentioned the partial burning of the ground floor of the Paris Stock Exchange. Citing the Federation of Trade and Distribution, he estimated the damages at several hundred thousand euros. He finally noted that one-third of the people arrested in Paris were minors and specified that he would follow updates on this provisional report. #Émeutes #France #Actualités (translated)

The author wrote that the looting, arson of town halls, and attacks against law enforcement reflected, in his view, a capitulation of the state and a humiliation of the Republic when the perpetrators of the violence imposed their law. He added that the Nation did not deserve this situation and called for zero tolerance, firm sanctions, and respect. https://t.co/UaMbfb8oRW #Violences #République #Sécurité #FR (translated)

Jon De Lorraine stated that taxpayers were paying for a hospital that did not function, media subservient to power, and people who were destroying cities, town halls, and shops. He described this situation as a "rule of law" and said that the people involved should no longer be lecturing them. #Impôts #ÉtatDeDroit #Société (translated)

The author described the violence, looting, and damage committed on Saturday as unacceptable. He argued that attacking town halls, prefectures, and public property amounts to attacking the foundations of the Republic. He also mentioned the right to demonstrate and to peacefully express one's demands. #Violences #Manifestation #République #None (translated)

The author wrote that France was stunned by images of shattered shop windows, looted stores, burning town halls, and torched cars, as well as by the deployment of the RAID in Bordeaux. He added that businesses built over the years had been destroyed in a matter of hours, and wondered if the population should bear the cost. https://t.co/ttbEbqBBCE #France #ViolencesUrbaines #Solidarité #FR (translated)