Anti-government demonstrations led to central Paris experiencing its worst violence in a decade, with more than 100 people injured and buildings and cars set alight on Saturday.
The protests, which began against fuel taxes two weeks ago, have become an anti-government movement with protesters from the gilets jaunes – named because of the flourescent yellow jackets they wear – clashing with riot police in the city.
After three successive Saturday citizens’ marches in Paris organised on social media, the security forces seemed at a loss contain the protests. Protests have also been held in Marseilles and Toulouse, with fuel depots and roads blockaded around the country.
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