Primărie monument istoric, incendiată în timpul protestelor din Franța. O parte a clădirii s-a prăbușit

The town hall of Limoges, France, was set on fire during violent clashes following a protest. Masked individuals entered the building and ignited flames, causing part of the roof to collapse. Firefighters battled the blaze while police evacuated nearby protesters. The historic building, inaugurated in 1883, is inspired by Paris's town hall architecture. Thousands participated in the demonstration, which escalated into violence, including the burning of police vehicles and vandalism of local shops. Nationwide protests against rising living costs have led to clashes and numerous arrests, prompting President Macron to condemn the violence and promise legal action against offenders.