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"In light of the extent of the damages and the seriousness of the situation, we request to meet with the Prime Minister at the beginning of next week," In a joint statement, mayors Emmanuel Grégoire, Benoît Payan, and Grégory Doucet asked to meet with Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu at the beginning of next week, along with the mayors of the other affected municipalities. #Francia #Proteste #Violenza (translated)

"In light of the extent of the damage and the seriousness of the situation, we ask to be received by the Prime Minister at the beginning of next week," In a joint statement, mayors Emmanuel Grégoire, Benoît Payan, and Grégory Doucet requested to meet with Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu at the beginning of next week, along with the mayors of other affected municipalities. In Marseille, Mayor Benoît Payan denounced a lack of law enforcement. #Francia #Proteste #Violenza (translated)

"In light of the extent of the damage and the severity of the situation, we request to be received by the Prime Minister at the beginning of next week," In a joint statement, mayors Emmanuel Grégoire, Benoît Payan, and Grégory Doucet asked to be received by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu at the beginning of next week, along with the mayors of the other affected municipalities. #Francia #Proteste #Violenza (translated)

"I would say that last night there was clearly a lack of resources in the capital." The first deputy mayor of Paris, Lamia El Aaraje, denounced a lack of resources available to the police to contain the violence. El Aaraje, a socialist and right-hand woman of Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire, deemed it "unacceptable" to see people vandalizing shops and physically attacking buildings. El Aaraje also described the level of violence recorded in Paris as "unprecedented, I believe." #Francia #Proteste #Violenza (translated)

1,800 people have been arrested in France during protests against the cost of living, with one protester dying in the hospital after a cardiac arrest, while the mayors of Paris, Marseille, and Lyon are calling for an urgent meeting with the Prime Minister to address the critical situation. #Francia #Proteste #Violenza (translated)

Once again, the women and men of the law enforcement forces have had to face the violence of criminals who, even through organized groups, exploit demonstrations to seek confrontation and sow chaos. To all of them, I extend my full solidarity and sincere thanks. After the Saturday clashes in the squares, with the most striking ones concerning Milan, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni sends a message of solidarity to the law enforcement forces through her social media channels: "Once again, the women and men of the law enforcement forces have had to face the violence of criminals who, even through organized groups, exploit demonstrations to seek confrontation and sow chaos. To all of them, I extend my full solidarity and sincere thanks." #GiorgiaMeloni #Milano #Sicurezza (translated)

Once again, the women and men of the Law Enforcement Forces have had to face the violence of criminals who, even through organized groups, exploit demonstrations to seek confrontation and sow chaos. This is written by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on X, commenting on the clashes yesterday in squares in various cities. #Violenza #Proteste (translated)

Alfonso Lanzieri wrote that adults who, from their smartphones, incited young people to destroy everything and saw in the excited crowd the embodiment of the spirit of the world perhaps considered themselves new Dantons, Bakunins, or Spenglers. According to Lanzieri, they were instead bourgeois voyeurs who derived pleasure from the aesthetic consumption of violence. #Violenza #Società #Gioventù (translated)

FuiBionda had written that a hungry, robbed, mocked, and beaten people could become violent. He added that the presence of infiltrators was a common practice, but he criticized those who dismissed the violence of the oppressed as the work of a few, arguing that it should have involved a thousand people. #Giustizia #Resistenza #DirittiUmani (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that the day before, groups of very young people with covered faces had separated from the demonstrations against the high cost of living and clashed with the police, damaging the center of Milan. According to the outlet, they were largely unrelated to political movements, consisting of Italians and many second-generation youths and lacking leaders or slogans. The outlet wrote that about 50 people had been arrested, half of whom were minors, and that around twenty had been injured, including several officers. It also reported looted stores, particularly a Foot Locker outlet, broken shop windows, and burned urban furniture. Residents and tourists, according to Ultimora.net, were trapped in local businesses and the Duomo metro station, which was closed during the clashes. #Milano #Proteste #Violenza (translated)

After the clashes in Milan, the Instagram page Cori beceri 4.0 disseminated names and addresses of alleged perpetrators accompanied by intimidating messages, raising questions about the intent of such provocations and the risk of new social tensions. #Milano #Violenza #SocialMedia (translated)

The author of the post reported that, after a day of street violence on Saturday, over 1,200 arrests had been made in France, with a record in Paris. He also wrote that 50 minors had been stopped between Milan, Turin, and Bologna. https://t.co/yoYOcbN1tO #Francia #Violenza #Arresti #FR #IT (translated)

The French police recorded a record number of 855 detentions in Paris during the violence sparked by protests against the rising cost of living and shortcomings in the education system, which saw the participation of hundreds of thousands of people across the country. #ProtesteFrancia #ViolenzaParigi #CostoDellaVita (translated)