On Oct. 18, Limoges Mayor Guillaume Guérin stood before the ruins of his city’s 143-year-old town hall and described something more troubling than a riot. He told Le Monde that 500 to 600 ultra-left militants had infiltrated a demonstration of 5,000 people. They brought mortars and a 200-kilogram battering ram, knew where to enter, and […]
On Oct. 18, Limoges Mayor Guillaume Guérin stood before the ruins of his city’s 143-year-old town hall and described something more troubling than a riot. He told Le Monde that 500 to 600 ultra-left militants had infiltrated a demonstration of 5,000 people. They brought mortars and a 200-kilogram battering ram, knew where to enter, and […]
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