Follow-Up: Macron Condemns Protest Violence and Vows Prosecutions; Two-Thirds of Limoges Town Hall Destroyed; CGT calls National Strike for Nov. 5
مع أن مكتب فرنسا 17 يوم احتجاج وطني أصبح عنيفاً بعد حلول الظلام، قام الرئيس (إيمانويل ماكرون) بنشره في (إكس) في وقت متأخر من تلك الليلة He said there is no place for violence in the Republic, and that those who smashed property, attacked prefectures and shops, and looted town halls would be prosecuted and punished; he also expressed the nation's support for the police who safeguarded the right to demonstrate.
لقد أصبح حجم الدمار في (ليموز)، أسوأ مدينة، أكثر وضوحاً المحافظ (موريس بايت) قال أن سقف قاعة مدينة الحرائق قد انهار على الطوابق السفلية، مع إنقاذ الجناح الغربي فقط، وقد فتح مدعون عامون تحقيقا جنائيا في الحريق؛ ووفقا للتقارير، تم احتجاز أكثر من 15 شخصا محليا. وأدان عمدة ليموج غيوم غيرين الحرائق وأعلن أن المدينة ستكفل استمرارية الخدمات العامة ابتداء من اليوم التالي.
وهاجمت مباني البلديات في عدة مدن أخرى في اليوم نفسه: وأجبر المتظاهرون على الدخول إلى قاعة مدينة مارسيليا، حيث تم قصف ماريان، وهو رمز الجمهورية؛ وكسرت أيضا قاعات بلدة ليل والغضب وألحقت أضرارا. رئيس بلدية القديسة (إيتيان) قال أن يد المتظاهر ممزقة بقنبلة شرطة هناك
On the labor front, the CGT union confederation has called a nationwide strike day for Nov. 5. As GSM reported earlier, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced late that night that 1,200 people had been arrested across France during the day and 150 police officers injured, while organizers put turnout at 550,000.
المصدر: GSM · الولايات المتحدة (الطبعة الإنجليزية · الطبعة الصينية الأصلية)
صورة: 图：10月17日，巴黎抗议现场，游行人群与戒备的防暴警察及警用水炮车。FreCha 摄，CC BY-SA 4.0，取自维基共享资源。Photo: Protesters face riot police and a police water-cannon vehicle in Paris on Oct. 17. By FreCha, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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