Whole streets in Paris ‘devastated’ by protests, says mayor, as France demonstrations continue – Europe live
Summary
Police in Paris arrested a record 855 people during protests on Saturday, part of over 1,200 arrests across France. The demonstrations started with students protesting the cost of living but grew violent, causing damage to buildings and streets.Key Facts
- Police in Paris arrested 855 people, the highest number ever for one event.
- Over 1,200 people were arrested across France during the protests.
- About 150 police officers were injured in clashes.
- Protesters caused severe damage, with whole streets in Paris devastated.
- In Limoges, a town hall building was set on fire by masked protesters.
- The protests began in poor suburbs over issues like teacher absences and bad school conditions.
- The movement expanded to include complaints about inequality, low public spending, and falling standards.
- Authorities are watching to see if protests will continue.
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