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French Cities Face Widespread Destruction Following Escalation of Nationwide Weekend Riots

More than five hundred police officers and firefighters were injured and over one thousand eight hundred people arrested across France after weekend protests over living costs turned violent, resulting in widespread looting and arson attacks on municipal buildings in Marseille, Limoges, and Lyon.
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