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Macron says looters will be “pursued and punished” after France protests leave Limoges City Hall and Lyon tourist office ablaze, with more than 400 arrested

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President Macron said looters would be “pursued and punished” after a day of protests in France that included looting and rioting.

Limoges City Hall and a tourist office in Lyon were set ablaze during the demonstrations. Le Monde reported that the protests may have drawn as many as 800,000 people nationwide.

More than 400 protesters were arrested and 60 police officers were injured. Among the causes of the unrest were the rising cost of living and discontent with the government.

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