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Grégory Doucet, mayor of Lyon, and Etienne Guyot, prefect of the Rhône department, came to assess the damage at Place Bellecour, where the tourist information center had been set on fire the day before. Illustration, October 18, 2026: traces of the previous day’s protest in Lyon. As a continuation of the high school student movement, the October 17, 2026, protest against the high cost of living was intended to bring together the struggles of high school students, retirees, and former Yellow Vests —a convergence that was ultimately overshadowed by unprecedented property damage, violence, and looting in Paris and here in the provinces. Pascal Fayolle, Bestimage. On October 18, 2026, the aftermath of the previous day’s demonstration in Lyon

Grégory Doucet, mayor of Lyon, and Etienne Guyot, prefect of the Rhône department, came to assess the damage at Place Bellecour, where the tourist information center had been set on fire the day before. Illustration, October 18, 2026: traces of the previous day’s protest in Lyon. As a continuation of the high school student movement, the October 17, 2026, protest against the high cost of living was intended to bring together the struggles of high school students, retirees, and former Yellow Vests —a convergence that was ultimately overshadowed by unprecedented property damage, violence, and looting in Paris and here in the provinces. Pascal Fayolle, Bestimage. On October 18, 2026, the aftermath of the previous day’s demonstration in Lyon

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Grégory Doucet, mayor of Lyon, and Etienne Guyot, prefect of the Rhône department, came to assess the damage at Place Bellecour, where the tourist information center had been set on fire the day before. Illustration, October 18, 2026: traces of the previous day’s protest in Lyon. As a continuation of the high school student movement, the October 17, 2026, protest against the high cost of living was intended to bring together the struggles of high school students, retirees, and former Yellow Vests —a convergence that was ultimately overshadowed by unprecedented property damage, violence, and looting in Paris and here in the provinces. Pascal Fayolle, Bestimage. On October 18, 2026, the aftermath of the previous day’s demonstration in Lyon

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