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八点最热报 | 法国多地爆发大规模示威,原本针对生活成本上涨与教育条件恶化的抗议,迅速演变成街头冲突、纵火和商店遭洗劫,一夜间沦为“零元购”天堂!面临选前挑战,法国总统马克龙在电视演讲中,只能一边划下法律与治安的红线,一边却不得不向愤怒的年轻一代抛出对话的橄榄枝。(主播:蔡心慧)
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00:04Violent demonstrations spread from France to other European countries
00:07The most dangerous alarm is not a police car being burned.
00:10It wasn't the supermarket windows that were smashed.
00:12Instead, more and more people are beginning to doubt.
00:15The government is still functioning.
00:17Why is my life getting harder and harder?
00:20Large-scale demonstrations broke out in many parts of France on October 17.
00:24Originally protests against rising living costs and deteriorating educational conditions
00:27It quickly escalated into street clashes.
00:30Arsonist shop looted
00:32Overnight, it became a paradise for zero-distance shopping.
00:35In Milan, Italy, masked individuals smashed shop windows.
00:39Looting goods and burning debris
00:41Fires also broke out around the Piazza del Duomo in Milan.
00:46Let's look at Albania.
00:47Public buildings and banks were vandalized by arson.
00:50Three countries, three sets of political machinery
00:53But within a similar time period
00:54Hearing the same piercing sound
00:56That means people's wallets are bleeding.
01:00Anger is rising in the streets.
01:02But politicians are still busy fighting for power.
01:04The right to interpret this crisis
01:06This is the most alarming aspect of the current situation in Europe.
01:11The riots of the past two days are engulfing Europe.
01:14Shop windows were smashed on the commercial street.
01:17The goods were sold out
01:18A protest that was originally about people's livelihood
01:21It has escalated into a bloody hostage-taking by rioters.
01:25From France and Italy to Albania
01:27Street Anger
01:28From the suffering of the people to a crisis of political trust
01:32Protesters angrily protest
01:34High inflation and anti-corruption
01:36Demand the Prime Minister step down
01:38This movement did not suddenly appear out of nowhere.
01:40More than four months of continuous protests
01:42This means that dissatisfaction had been accumulating for a long time.
01:45Local authorities believe that some people are using this opportunity to create chaos.
01:48The protesters believe that those in power represent the end times and the will of the people.
01:51Both sides are telling their own stories
01:53Political dialogue is gradually being replaced by political mobilization
01:56This is the vicious cycle of social contradictions that is currently most difficult to break in Europe.
02:05The female shop owner's desperate cry
02:07Even that couldn't stop the madness of violence.
02:10Protests erupting in the streets of France
02:12In some areas, it escalated into riots.
02:14Disgusting incident of taking advantage of someone's misfortune
02:16Riots in some areas
02:17It didn't stop from night to dawn.
02:20Smashing shop windows and blaring alarms were heard everywhere.
02:23Not only were many luxury stores looted, but their merchandise was also completely emptied.
02:27Even Galle supermarkets
02:28It also degenerated into a rampant frenzy of zero-yuan purchases.
02:33To prevent unscrupulous thieves from looting the store and wiping out the goods.
02:37Many shop owners had no choice but to stand guard at their doorways themselves.
02:41They even saw the shop assistant take the money from the black-clad thief.
02:44The scene of reclaiming valuable clothing
02:47Galle Group CEO
02:49A post on the X platform condemned the looting and violence.
02:52Nearly 70 of its stores and supermarkets were affected.
02:55The rioters did more than just steal goods
02:57They also vandalized the store.
02:58The shop was filled with suspicion
03:00Employees were frightened
03:02They will definitely pursue this to the end.
03:04Even US President Trump
03:06They all posted warnings on their own social media platforms.
03:09France is burning
03:10If the border area is not closed
03:12That would be too late.
03:13To prevent France from being completely destroyed
03:16The street violence that France is currently facing is a double-edged sword.
03:20While targeting the government, it also deeply hurt ordinary civilians.
03:25The once bustling streets of Paris were reduced to ruins after the conflict.
03:29It was like experiencing a catastrophe.
03:31The paralyzed streets are littered with cars burned to scrap.
03:35Damaged bus stop
03:37The shopfront was charred black.
03:39Buildings and statues damaged by graffiti, etc.
03:42Everyone is waiting for the authorities to clean up and rectify the situation.
03:45Before the next chaos arrives
03:47The player above quickly used wooden planks.
03:50nailing the facade of research and development
03:51To avoid becoming the next victim
03:53Seeing the city reduced to a virtual
03:55Parisians who love this city wept with grief.
03:59It even brought to mind the May 1968 riots.
04:03When I came here
04:05I feel like crying.
04:07I really did the problem
04:09I then got up
04:09Not in these years
04:11I saw my father these past years
04:12In the Wild Classic
04:14They said
04:15They carried in those years
04:15I brought me here.
04:17I arrived
04:18In these years
04:21I thought
04:22I've followed these years
04:22These years
04:23I'm scared.
04:24I discovered
04:25In the year
04:26Too far
04:27What is it?
04:27That's right.
04:28Maybe that's why we continued chatting.
04:30I don't know, we will see
04:31I am now with my wife
04:34We were eliminated immediately.
04:38I've been eliminated.
04:40I was eliminated.
04:41Eliminated and eliminated
04:44They asked a lot of questions.
04:46Many, many
04:47In these uses
04:49These performance
04:51Will we continue to suffer in dire straits for the next six months?
04:55This is a concern in the hearts of the French people.
04:58Undoubtedly
04:58Faced with the continued spread of the out-of-control situation
05:00French President Macron at the Élysée
05:03An emergency meeting was held in a somber atmosphere.
05:05But facing the predicament of the election, he
05:08In a televised speech
05:10We can only draw the red line between law and public order.
05:13Condemning far-left agitators and lawbreakers
05:16It created a rampage of unbridled violence.
05:18On the one hand, they have to act like an angry younger generation.
05:22Extending an olive branch for dialogue
05:44From public demands to street riots
05:46Political manipulation by various forces on the eve of the election
05:49This crisis is evolving in an extremely dangerous direction.
05:54far-left incites confrontation
05:56The far right uses this as an opportunity to xenophobe
05:57The authorities are now in a dilemma.
06:00If only high-pressure water cannons and tear gas are used to suppress [the spread of the virus]...
06:04But it can't cure the crisis of purchasing power.
06:07Then the so-called dialogue mechanism will become a mere formality and empty talk.
06:10France and even Europe
06:12They will ultimately be trapped in a vicious cycle of riots and repression.
06:17The street violence that stung the French people also began on the streets of Paris.
06:21The fire spread to Milan, Italy
06:23The protesters' anger was burning fiercely.
06:25wanton smashing of electricity and robbery
06:27Burning official miscellaneous items
06:28This led to a confrontation between law enforcement authorities and the authorities in the street.
06:31The street riots in Albania are also escalating.
06:34Protesters and Kanai confront each other.
06:37The streets of Tirana descended into a state of extreme chaos and heated confrontation.
06:43Put France, Italy and Albania on the same map
06:47What we are seeing is not a confirmed unification riot.
06:51Instead, several different crises emerged in quick succession.
06:55This is not just a matter of law and order being out of control.
06:57It is also a predicament of the collapse of the European social contract.
07:01What the ruling party really needs to face is
07:03Extremely high prices, desperate youth, and bankrupt trust.
07:06When a livelihood crisis collided with the election countdown
07:10Social anger instantly becomes a political weapon
07:13The far-right in France used the riots to criticize the left.
07:17The left wing hurriedly cut and looted.
07:19All parties are scrambling for the right to interpret the crisis.
07:22However, this political gamble is extremely dangerous.
07:25If those in power only know how to maintain stability through high-pressure tactics...
07:28The opposition only knows how to amplify the chaos.
07:30Ultimately, this will only pave the way for extremist forces.
07:33Completely devouring the future of voters
07:36If current European leaders cannot fundamentally address the issue...
07:39Eradicate the scourge of wealth inequality and people's hardship.
07:42So the next one to be engulfed by flames
07:45It's probably not just a few city halls.
07:47Rather, it represents the future of democratic governance across continental Europe.
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07:59Thank you for watching

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