Town hall set on fire in Limoges during protests, two arrested
Summary
A 19th-century town hall in Limoges was set on fire during protests, which the mayor called a historic tragedy for France, and two men were arrested whom prosecutors say are linked to radical-left networks, as protests over education and the cost of living spread to several French cities, prompting a curfew and gathering restrictions in Limoges.
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- U Limožu je tokom protesta zapaljena gradska kuća iz 19. veka, a gradonačelnik Gijom Geren to naziva istorijskom tragedijom za Francusku. Vlasti su uhapsile
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- Limož · City / settlement
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