Protesters briefly occupied the lobby of Marseille city hall to voice their discontent over rising fuel costs. They shouted revolutionary slogans while some vandalized property within the building. Law enforcement later dispersed the crowd, which resulted in several violent clashes. Tens of thousands are expected to demonstrate nationwide against the increasing cost of living and perceived inequality. Protesters briefly occupied the lobby of Marseille city hall to voice their discontent over rising fuel costs. They shouted revolutionary slogans while some vandalized property within the building. Law enforcement later dispersed the crowd, which resulted in several violent clashes. Tens of thousands are expected to demonstrate nationwide against the increasing cost of living and perceived inequality.
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