It is out of the question to put all of Paris under curfew. That would not make sense. The Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, announced on Monday, October 19, that he had asked the prefects to establish "partial" and "localized" curfews for Monday evening. #CouvreFeu #ViolenceUrbaine #SébastienLecornu (translated)
The Prime Minister has requested the implementation of partial and localized curfews in certain city centers to protect businesses, following scenes of chaos in several cities. #CouvreFeu #ViolenceUrbaine #SébastienLecornu (translated)
AlertesInfos reported, citing BFMTV, that a shopkeeper whose store had been looted in Paris claimed that the police had told him that they would not intervene for vandalism of shop windows. https://t.co/tGgDDD32HV #Paris #Sécurité #ViolenceUrbaine (translated)
The author claimed that people he described as suburban looters and far-left activists had formed an alliance, while the whole world looked at France with dismay. He added that antifas and black blocs were committing vandalism alongside them, and that the people involved were not hiding their identity, their faces and voices being visible and audible. https://t.co/W3SjaJCpPq #France #ViolenceUrbaines #Protestations #FR (translated)
David Belliard, mayor of the 11th arrondissement of Paris, attributes the recent riots to a set of causes mainly political, while the Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, admits a loss of control of the law enforcement forces during the violence that occurred during the protests against the high cost of living. #ViolenceUrbaines #Paris #Politique (translated)
About thirty stores were looted overnight, Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire said on France Inter this Monday morning. #Manifestations #ViolenceUrbaines #Pillage (translated)
"Damage and fires have resumed in Paris and its center, particularly around the Halles. Thank you to all the merchants still open for taking every measure to protect themselves, including closing their shops, as the police are extremely stretched," requested the Mayor of Paris Centre, Ariel Weil, on X. #Manifestations #ViolenceUrbaines #Pillage (translated)
More than 350 arrests were counted in Paris on Sunday, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said on Monday, October 19, on France Inter radio. #Manifestations #ViolenceUrbaines #Pillage (translated)
New violence erupted on Sunday and during the night in Paris and other major cities, with 350 arrests and stores looted following the demonstrations on October 17. #Manifestations #ViolenceUrbaines #Pillage (translated)
to hear the anger and act on its causes, and to firmly uphold the republican order. In a speech Sunday evening in response to the violence that occurred the day before during the mobilization against the "high cost of living," Emmanuel Macron mentioned a "double responsibility" of the executive, which must "hear the anger and act on its causes, and firmly uphold the republican order." #ViolenceUrbaines #Indemnisation #ProtectionCommerçants (translated)
The Republic must protect its merchants! A statement shared by Alexandre Bompard, CEO of Carrefour and president of the Federation of Commerce and Distribution (FCD). #ViolenceUrbaines #Indemnisation #ProtectionCommerçants (translated)
Total intransigence is necessary to prevent this from happening again. If there is a feeling of impunity, my fear today is that they will want to do it again next weekend. While he also fears a repetition of the violence, the head of the Mousquetaires/Intermarché, Thierry Cotillard, has advocated for "heavy sanctions for the perpetrators," in an interview published in Le Parisien. #ViolenceUrbaines #Indemnisation #ProtectionCommerçants (translated)
We must not get used to violence and confrontation becoming our daily life. There must not be another October 17. In this text, he called on the political world "to calmness, mutual respect, and the urgent construction of a collective project," on behalf of all the business leaders in his network. #ViolenceUrbaines #Indemnisation #ProtectionCommerçants (translated)
The heads of large-scale distribution, such as those from Intermarché and the U Cooperatives, invoke the need to protect merchants against recent violence and demand rapid compensation comparable to that provided for natural disasters. #ViolenceUrbaines #Indemnisation #ProtectionCommerçants (translated)
The article analyzes the management of law enforcement during the protests on October 17, highlighting the violent excesses and the police response to the massive mobilization against the high cost of living. #Manifestations #OrdrePublic #ViolenceUrbaines (translated)
Jean Bexon wrote that he was in Châtelet, where groups of looters were rampant, according to him. He said he saw people whose style reminded him of LFI voters, referencing the electoral profile of the area, voluntarily providing information to the CRS and the BAC police about the movements of the rioters. #Châtelet #violenceurbaine #LFI (translated)
There is a problem with police doctrine whose limits we have seen. October 17th: "There is a problem with police doctrine whose limits we have seen," observes Pouria Amirshahi, Ecologist and Social deputy. #Mobilisation17Octobre #ViolenceUrbaines #DroitDeManifester (translated)
On October 17, a strong mobilization against the high cost of living across France was marked by violent incidents, vandalism of businesses, and alarming statements from several political leaders, particularly regarding the limits of policing doctrine. #Mobilisation17Octobre #ViolenceUrbaines #DroitDeManifester (translated)
He spoke to say nothing. Statement by Emmanuel Macron: "He spoke to say nothing," declares Éric Ciotti, mayor (UDR) of Nice. #Mobilisation17Octobre #ViolenceUrbaine #VieChère (translated)
Regarding the vandals, we will be uncompromising. October 17: "Regarding the vandals, we will be uncompromising," declares Emmanuel Macron. #Mobilisation17Octobre #ViolenceUrbaine #VieChère (translated)
