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Live: Police arrested more than 1,800 people during French protests, interior minister says

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France 24 fire coverage reports: During nationwide protests in France, over 1,800 people were arrested, according to Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez. The demonstrations, while initially peaceful, experienced violent clashes, arson, and looting as they unfolded.

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Live: Police arrested more than 1,800 people during French protests, interior minister says

France 24 fire coverage reports: During nationwide protests in France, over 1,800 people were arrested, according to Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez. The demonstrations, while initially peaceful, experienced violent clashes, arson, and looting as they unfolded.

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Live: Around 1,500 shops and retailers damaged during French protests, trade group says

France 24 fire coverage reports Live: Around 1,500 shops and retailers damaged during French protests, trade group says (GLOBAL). Check the linked original report for the latest details.

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