法国爆发大规模暴乱，逾2000人被捕

法国日前爆发被描述为"前所未有"的暴力骚乱事件。13约55万示威者上街参与抗议，8但示威活动随后演变为全国范围内的暴动、抢劫和纵火。79警方在全国各地逮捕了近2400人。78根据法国内政部的数据，约1000名警察在周六受伤，其中7人重伤。8

暴乱造成严重破坏。巴黎市区商店遭到洗劫，多条街道受损，街头出现焚烧的汽车和玻璃碎片。25利摩日市的标志性市政厅——一座19世纪建筑——被纵火焚毁。58骚乱发生在巴黎、马赛、里尔等法国多个城市。8警方动用催泪瓦斯对峙暴乱分子。10

针对此次暴乱，法国总统马克龙从爱丽舍宫发表全国讲话，呼吁保持冷静并警告暴力不能升级。810马克龙表示"没有任何事情能为这种无节制的暴力辩护"，并谴责骚乱中出现的暴力场景。89此外，左右两派政治人士呼吁内政部长劳伦·努涅兹辞职，政府因应对措施失利而陷入危机。4

France has been shaken by its most severe civil disorder in recent years, with student-led demonstrations over cost-of-living pressures spiraling into widespread rioting, looting, and arson across major cities.126 Approximately 550,000 protesters took to the streets initially to voice concerns about fuel price increases, rising living costs, and deteriorating public services.8 However, the demonstrations rapidly descended into chaos, marked by burning vehicles, ransacked shops, and fires set to public buildings.15

The scale of arrests reflects the severity of the upheaval. Authorities reported detaining nearly 2,400 people nationwide,78 though other sources cite approximately 1,800 arrests.1236 In Paris alone, police arrested 855 individuals.5 The violence claimed a symbolic victim when rioters set fire to the 19th-century town hall in Limoges, the city's historic administrative center.78 Law enforcement agencies reported that approximately 1,000 police officers were injured during Saturday's disturbances, with seven sustaining serious wounds.8 The unrest extended across multiple urban centers including Paris, Marseille, Lille, and Limoges, with entire streets in Paris described as "devastated" by destruction.38

President Emmanuel Macron addressed the nation from the Élysée Palace, calling for calm and warning that rioting must not escalate.810 In his statement, Macron declared that "nothing justifies this uncontrolled violence" and condemned the shocking scenes of destruction unfolding across the country.89 The government itself faced a political crisis, with politicians from across the political spectrum calling for the resignation of Interior Minister Laurent Nunez, with critics characterizing the state's response as a "colossal failure."4