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Cover image: El fuego consume el campanario del Ayuntamiento de Limoges, un edificio que data de 1883 y fue declarado monumento histórico en 1975. Limoges, 17 de octubre de 2026. - PASCAL LACHENAUD France announced partial curfews in Paris and other cities on Monday after weekend demonstrations over soaring prices degenerated into some of the worst street violence in recent years. Images of riots and looting in France over the weekend have been seen across the world and are worrying the country's tourism industry.
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