Several cities across France, including parts of Paris, enforced overnight curfews on Monday after violent demonstrations ...
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France’s streets are on fire—and so are its finances. The country is reeling from a weekend of violence, as protests over ...
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During a national address, France’s president said nothing could justify the violence, and that looters would be punished.
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