Protests in Limoges lead to the burning of the city hall
A fire destroyed the historic Limoges City Hall during protests in France. The unrest followed rising living costs and included fires, looting, and attacks on police vehicles. The city hall's dome collapsed and suffered massive damage. President Macron announced strict legal action against those responsible.
- A fire destroyed the historic Limoges City Hall during protests in France.
- Protests against rising living costs in France led to fires and looting.
- President Emmanuel Macron said those who caused destruction would face strict prosecution.
- The Ministry of the Interior reported 550,000 people took part in 110 demonstrations nationwide.
- Witnesses said masked protesters burned a police patrol car in front of the town hall.
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