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How France’s riots could reshape the presidential race | DW News
France is picking up the pieces after a weekend of riots and looting overshadowed weeks of largely peaceful student protests. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu s…
France is picking up the pieces after a weekend of riots and looting overshadowed weeks of largely peaceful student protests. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu says “troublemakers and looters” and “ultra-left radical groups” were behind the violence. Local curfews are now being introduced as authorities try to regain control. But what evidence is there for the government's claims? And with a presidential election approaching, who could benefit from the chaos? We spoke to journalist Chris Bockman.
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Unemployment amongst 18-30 year olds in France stands between 20% and 30%. That’s between a fifth and third of all young adults without jobs. They’re the ones who have the time and energy to go out and do this. Youth employment in Europe is way worse off than in Canada and the USA. So many young adults(of all races) with no career progress is what lead to this boiling over
😂😂😂 Ah yes.... The moment the world has seen how the Far Left caused riots and mayhem all over Europe - it MIRACULOUSLY became "someone else hijacking the peaceful protest!". <br><br>The next has got to be "Blaming the Kremlin" 🤡<br><br>DW you're an absolute disgrace.
That is precisely what they mean by “Globalize the Intifada!” New York’s mayor Mamdani shouted this slogan and has never retracted the call.<br><br>I think the whole idea of "globalize" is that anyone can take part in the anarchy and mob violence, not just Palestinians. They only provided the term, intifada, and the blueprint for the chaos.
So the French government has declared that ultra-left agitators are principally responsible for the violence/riots and DW brings on a journalist who insists that mayhem could actually be caused by people from the right (at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5zD_Vr6Qhk&t=202">3:22</a>).<br>Is the French Government or German State funded broadcaster disseminating disinformation?
France is picking up the pieces after a weekend of riots and looting overshadowed weeks of largely peaceful student protests. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu says “troublemakers and looters” and “ultra-left radical groups” were behind the violence. Local curfews are now being introduced as authorities try to regain control. But what evidence is there for the government's claims? And with a presidential election approaching, who could benefit from the chaos? We spoke to journalist Chris Bockman.
#dwcurrentaffairs #france
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