Violent protests erupt in Martinique over high cost of living with 14 injured
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Officials in Martinique have implemented a curfew in response to violent protests driven by dissatisfaction over the rising cost of living, affecting community stability.
Demonstrators have voiced frustration over unaddressed petitions regarding the cost of living, arguing that their protests are a necessary response to rising expenses.
Marie-Kelly Roussas, director of McDonald's in Martinique, emphasized the long-term impact of the violence, stating it would take months to rebuild and affect low-income workers.
Activist Rodrigue Petitot highlighted that the movement's primary concern is the accessibility of food for residents, reflecting broader socio-economic issues in the region.
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