The author described a situation of chaos and indicated that Paris, Lyon, Nice, Lille, Bordeaux, and Douai, among other cities, had experienced their first curfew that night. He added that Marseille had not wished to implement one despite the damage he referred to as enormous. #couvrefeu #chaos https://t.co/OahAxPQtpT #couvrefeu #chaos #villes #FR (translated)
In Marseille, the Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, announces a very large police deployment for the demonstration scheduled for Saturday, October 24, promising a force larger than that of the previous week. #Marseille #Sécurité #Manifestation (translated)
Fdesouche.com, which claims to be a news review, reported that calls were circulating on social media to bring looters from Marseille to Paris on October 24. The site also shared messages presenting the 17th and 18th as a "warm-up," mentioning a strike by train controllers and claiming that the Louvre houses priceless objects. https://t.co/UzSI5gqa7K #Grève #Marseille #Louvre (translated)
Laurent Nuñez announced on Monday evening in Marseille that he would provide more law enforcement to supervise the demonstration scheduled for Saturday following the events of October 17. #ProblemasDeConexión #ExtensionesDelNavegador #NavegadorWeb (translated)
Outside of Paris, Marseille saw some of the worst damage, with shop owners reporting more than 600 premises having been looted. #FranceRiots #CleanUp #Marseille
Laurent Nuñez announced the increase in the number of police officers in Marseille for next Saturday due to the security situation deemed difficult to manage. #Marseille #policiers #sécurité (translated)
A very important police device will be deployed next Saturday in response to potential new mobilizations, following the violence that occurred in Marseille and other cities last weekend, said Laurent Nuñez, Minister of the Interior. #ViolencesUrbaines #Mobilisation #Sécuritépublique (translated)
In Marseille, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez promised a significant reinforcement of police forces for the demonstration scheduled for next Saturday in response to the violence and looting that recently occurred. #Marseille #DispositifPolicier #ViolencesUrbanes (translated)
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez promised a significant strengthening of police forces in Marseille to oversee the upcoming demonstration scheduled for Saturday, following the violence that occurred during the previous one. #Marseille #Manifestation #Sécurité (translated)
During the trial for the assassination of the brother of activist Amine Kessaci, Amine Oualane expressed his desire to address Kessaci while denying any involvement in the crimes. #Justice #Narcotrafic #Marseille (translated)
Souad, manager of a bar-tobacconist in Marseille, recounts the violence that occurred during the protests on October 17, in a special issue of FORUM BFMTV dedicated to the crisis in France. #Manifestations #Violences #Marseille (translated)
The Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, went to Marseille to meet with Mayor Benoît Payan following the violence and looting that occurred last weekend. #Marseille #Violences #LaurentNuñez (translated)
Laurent Nuñez is in Marseille to discuss with Mayor Benoît Payan during the protests on October 17. #BrowserIssues #NetworkProblems #AdBlocker (translated)
Impact accused CNEWS of having relayed, in at least two segments, information from the JDD about the violence on October 17, while both media belonged to the Vincent Bolloré group. According to Impact, this information reported on individuals armed with Kalashnikovs and Skorpion submachine guns, including very young minors and adults presented as close to the Islamist movement, spotted in Paris, in the Paris region, in Marseille, and in Lyon. Impact reported that the DGSI had denied to BFMTV having transmitted this information to the JDD or having been contacted by its journalists, and had contested its accuracy. Other police sources questioned by BFMTV had also denied them, it added. Impact condemned the dissemination of such accusations without verification, questioned Vincent Bolloré's intentions, and called on Arcom to respond. #FakeNews #Médias #France (translated)
After the demonstrations of October 17, marked by violence, the government instates curfews in several cities, prohibits gatherings in Marseille, and intensifies repression with more than 2,500 police custody. #GiletsJaunes #Manifestations #ViolencesUrbaines (translated)
Mr. Husis wrote that the peoples of Europe could no longer see their fates as separate, as they shared a continent, history, and future according to him. He claimed that the same struggle was taking place on the streets of Stockholm and in the alleys of Marseille against violent left-wing extremists, their imported supporters, and their ideology, which he described as polluting. Therefore, he believed that the resistance must be united and that the future of France, Germany, and Great Britain was also Europe's. He wrote that Europeans would fall divided and stand strong together. #Europa #Enhet #Framtid (translated)
AlertesInfos reported, citing BFMTV, that the Minister of the Interior was in Marseille in the evening after the looting. #Marseille #Intérieur #Pillages (translated)
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A new statue of Marianne was symbolically presented to the city of Marseille after a previous bust was destroyed during a break-in at the town hall on October 17. #Marseille #Marianne #Politique (translated)
AlertesInfos indicated that the initiator of the movement on October 17 had implicitly invited the people of Marseille to go to Paris to demonstrate on October 24. According to the account, he suggested that they should go "on vacation" if they had nothing to do in Marseille. https://t.co/Rk4aoayswv #manifestation #Marseille #Paris (translated)
The mayor of Marseille, Benoît Payan, assessed the situation in the city after the violent protests as a disgrace to Europe, criticizing the police for poor preparation and proclaiming that control has been lost over the protests. #Marseille #prosvjedi #nasilje (translated)
