France experienced unrest over the weekend as protests against rising living costs and poor school conditions turned violent. Police reported 1,800 arrests across the country, with significant damage in Paris and Limoges, where a historic town hall was set on fire. President Macron had urged for calm but was criticized for attending a concert during the unrest. Former President Trump commented on the situation, linking it to immigration issues.
Key facts
- 1,800 arrests were made nationwide during the protests.
- The historic town hall in Limoges was severely damaged by fire.
- President Macron called for calm ahead of the protests.
- Approximately 35,000 attended a concert in Nanterre where Macron was present.
- Protests were sparked by rising living costs and poor school conditions.
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