French President Emmanuel Macron condemned violence following protests that led to looting and mass arrests, sparking calls for protesters to pay for their crimes and authorities to crack down on violence. The unrest, fueled by rising living costs and poor school conditions, has prompted mass arrests across the country.
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Macron condemns violence after riots lead to looting and mass arrests
French President Emmanuel Macron says protesters who attacked government buildings need to pay for their crimes. His address comes after hundreds were arrested across France during violent protests against the rising cost of living and poor school conditions.
Published On 18 Oct 2026
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