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Riots in France: Widespread Store Damage and Trump Criticizes Macron's Policies
France witnessed violence, looting and vandalism on the sidelines of protests that drew some 800,000 people, according to organizers. The unrest hit at least 3,000 stores, while authorities imposed a curfew and arrested thousands, and Trump blamed Macron's immigration policies.
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- The unrest hit at least 3,000 French stores over the weekend.
«At least 3,000 French shops were hit over the weekend.»
Euronews on MSN - Insurance companies say they have mobilized to deal with the damage, but losses resulting from business interruption may not be covered.
«Insurers say they are mobilised, but lost trade may not be covered.»
Euronews on MSN - Authorities imposed a curfew, arrested thousands and tightened security measures after the widespread violence and vandalism.
«authorities imposed curfews, arrested thousands and stepped up security following widespread violence and destruction»
News24 - Saturday's violence included vandalism of public buildings and looting of commercial shops.
«شملت تخريب مبانٍ عامة ونهب محال تجارية على هامش تظاهرات شارك فيها نحو 800 ألف شخص»
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