France unrest polarizes politics ahead of presidential vote; LFI blamed

Weeks of protests, looting, and police violence in France have intensified political polarization six months before the presidential election. Most parties blame far-left La France Insoumise for not distancing itself from the anti-police slogan ACAB, while Prime Minister Lecornu has called the faction's leadership into question. The unrest is straining political relations and could reshape the electoral landscape, with implications for Europe.

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