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“Buildings set on fire, shops looted, over 1,000 arrested as protests against rising living costs in France turn violent”

France protests turn violent; over 1,000 arrested

Key points

  • A 143-year-old landmark in Limoges burned after masked protesters started the blaze.
  • Protests across France over rising living costs led to looting and clashes with police.
  • Interior minister said about 550,000 to 800,000 people demonstrated nationwide.
  • Authorities arrested around 1,200 people amid violent incidents and property damage.
  • Public buildings, including town halls, and numerous shops were targeted during the unrest.
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