Mon, 14 Nov, 2005 - 10:18
Youths set schools ablaze and torched cars before dawn today as pockets of violence persisted across France.
But authorities said the country’s worst unrest in nearly 40 years appeared to be nearing an end.
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CourtsHeathrowPlace: FrancePlace: ToulousePlace: north-easternPlace: northern FrancePlace: Faches-ThumesnilPlace: HalluinPlace: Paris’Place: NorthPlace: West AfricaPlace: Eiffel TowerPlace: Champs-Elysees avenuePlace: ParisPlace: FrenchPerson: National Police ChiefPerson: Michel GaudinPerson: presidentPerson: Jose Manuel BarrosoPerson: Interior ministerPerson: Nicolas SarkozyEvent: 1968 student-worker protestsOrganisation: European CommissionOrganisation: European UnionOrganisation: EU
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