@cbsnews: Police arrested at least 1,800 people across France after violent groups clashed with officers and looted shops during nationwide demonstrations on Saturday that drew hundreds of thousands who denounced rising living costs and poor conditions in schools. In Limoges, a city in central France, flames engulfed the 19th-century City Hall, causing its roof to collapse. Haute-Vienne prefect Maurice Barate told LCI television that the fire was deliberately set and nearly destroyed the building. The fire was under control Sunday. Around Paris' Place de la République on Sunday morning, dislodged cobblestones, shattered storefronts and broken glass marked the aftermath of the events. Looting and damage were reported around the square and in some other tourist and shopping areas in the city center.

Marrell624 :

Hello people

Anu :

Are they citizens or immigrants?

Dylan :

They didn’t touch the bookstores btw

ReddishRaddish :

This is disgusting.

angelafogle6 :

These same people think air conditioning is right wing and bad for the environment lol

1990mih :

HHH :

France outdoing us all

steezusism :

left who are so worried about the climate..

Jakeisnoton :

So thats how you get more affordable housing huh?

Luffy ✪ :

Students:

Stephanie 17 :

this is definitely NOT the way to be heard, but I think the whole world is just fed up! 🙏

Davvid :

France every year

𝒫𝒶𝓋 𝓀 :

that is mad

TheHiringLoop :

no tino :

that what when you didn't listen to public

Luu :

oh how I love the french

user6864166234000 :

Not right!

Suli janett :

Coakboy❌ :

that's how protesting in France is, I remember 2011 in Lyon

The Devil :

Milan under Fire as well

懒羊羊🇨🇳 :

汽车的主人会得到赔偿吗

Mike D :

Meanwhile us in the USA are just bending over and taking it

GOD MIRACLES POWERS BE HUMBLE :

Alex :

Hcw83 :