Historic Limoges city hall set ablaze during protests in France
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Protesters, French authorities
Limoges, France
October 2026
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A 140-year-old city hall in Limoges was set on fire during nationwide protests. Violent fringe groups targeted public buildings and police. Hundreds have been arrested across France.
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