跟进：法国骚乱数字再上修：近2,400人被捕、近1,000名警察与宪兵受伤 巴黎周日再爆冲突

巴黎——据法新社报道，法国总统马克龙周日谴责在生活成本抗议边缘爆发的暴力，称其为「失控的」暴力；与此同时，警方周日在巴黎与抗议者和抢掠者发生新的冲突。

数字方面，法国内政部称，周六的骚乱中有近2,400人被捕，近1,000名警察与宪兵受伤，其中7人重伤。法新社称，这是法国近年来最严重的城市暴力之一。本站此前报道，内政部长洛朗·努涅斯（Laurent Nuñez）周日较早时公布的数字为逾2,000人被捕、600多名警察、宪兵与消防员受伤、两人死亡。

周日冲突方面，法新社记者称，警方周日向聚集在巴黎一处广场的数百人发射催泪弹与震爆弹——此前社交媒体上出现集会号召，当局称该集会未经批准。有人向警方投掷瓶子与石块，警方逮捕数人；共和国广场周边有商铺遭抢掠，专业防暴警察连续第二天部署。在东南部城市里昂，周日也爆发暴力：警方挫败了试图砸碎一家奢侈品服装店橱窗的年轻人。

马克龙在全国电视讲话中表示，当局将加强安保，并称将就警方应对汲取教训；但他没有宣布紧急状态或宵禁等严厉措施。他说：「今晚，我们都感到愤怒与羞耻。」他表示，必须把提出「正当诉求」的抗议者与「毁坏、打砸和抢掠」的人区分开来。他说：「毁坏的人必须付出代价。」他并誓言，政府对那些在法国城市制造「失控暴力」的「极左小团体的闹事者、并有大批不法分子混入其中」绝不妥协。

各方反应方面，国民联盟领导人玛丽娜·勒庞（Marine Le Pen）称，这场麻烦显示马克龙政府已「油尽灯枯、精疲力竭、不知所向」；其副手若尔丹·巴尔德拉（Jordan Bardella）称马克龙的讲话「可悲」，显示当局对法国已「无话可说」。「不屈法国」领导人让-吕克·梅朗雄（Jean-Luc Mélenchon）敦促马克龙回应抗议者的诉求，称年轻人「需要这一事件有一个积极的结局」。马克龙说：「我们的国家值得一场体面的总统选举」，应以政党辩论而非街头暴力来标志。周六的抗议中，工会、曾在其执政初期带来困扰的「黄背心」运动与数周来持续抗议的学生联合行动，表达对生活成本与年轻人前景的愤怒。

伤情细节方面，据检察官称，南部城市圣艾蒂安一名17岁男孩被一枚人群控制手榴弹炸断右手；在米卢斯，一名17岁女孩失去一只眼睛。78岁的巴黎居民Mehmet Ozeden在周六抗议后烧焦的街头路障旁对法新社说：「感觉像经历了一场战争。」利摩日一座19世纪市政厅毁于火灾，当地省长Maurice Barate对LCI新闻频道称，火灾系一伙人故意纵火。在里昂，市中心一间旅游办公室在抗议中被纵火，期间发生多起冲突与抢掠。

政府后续方面，马克龙誓言高级官员将「与市长协调作出决定，保护我们的城市、公共建筑与商家」，并承诺为受损商家提供支持。他还誓言就安全部队对抗议的应对保持「完全透明」——此前有批评称警方准备不足。已有反对派政治人物呼吁解除内政部长努涅斯的职务。马克龙说，他已要求努涅斯「汲取一切必要教训」，特别是在情报收集与预判方面，并称他期待「明确的答复」。

资料来源：法新社2026年10月18日周日后续报道；马克龙讲话引语另经路透社同日报道核对。

Follow-Up: France Riot Toll Revised Up Again — Nearly 2,400 Arrested, Almost 1,000 Police and Gendarmes Injured; New Clashes in Paris on Sunday

PARIS — French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday slammed the "unbridled" violence that erupted on the sidelines of cost-of-living protests, as police battled protesters and looters in new clashes in Paris, according to AFP.

On the figures, the interior ministry said nearly 2,400 people were arrested in Saturday's unrest, with almost 1,000 police and gendarmes injured, seven of them seriously — unrest AFP described as some of the worst urban violence in France in years. GSM previously reported Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez's earlier Sunday figures of over 2,000 arrests and more than 600 police, gendarmes and firefighters injured, with two deaths.

On Sunday's clashes, AFP journalists said police fired tear gas and stun grenades at hundreds of people gathered in a Paris square following social-media calls for a gathering that authorities said had not been approved. Bottles and rocks were hurled at police, who made several arrests; shops were looted around République square, with specialist anti-riot police deployed for a second day. Violence also erupted Sunday in the southeastern city of Lyon, where police thwarted youths who attempted to smash the windows of a luxury clothing store.

In his address to the nation, Macron said authorities would increase security and vowed that lessons would be learned over the police response, but he stopped short of announcing any drastic measure such as a state of emergency or a curfew. "Tonight, we all feel anger and shame," he said, adding that a distinction must be made between protesters with "legitimate demands" and "those who destroyed, smashed, and looted." "Those who have destroyed must pay," he said, vowing the government would be "uncompromising" towards the "agitators from ultra-left fringe groups, joined by numerous delinquents" who "unleashed unbridled violence in our cities."

In reactions, National Rally leader Marine Le Pen said the troubles showed Macron's administration was "running on fumes, exhausted and disoriented"; her top lieutenant Jordan Bardella described Macron's speech as a "lamentable" address that showed the authorities had "nothing more to say" to France. Jean-Luc Mélenchon, head of the hard-left France Unbowed party, urged Macron to respond to the protesters' demands, saying young people "need this episode to reach a positive conclusion." Macron said "our country deserves a fine presidential election," marked by debates with the parties rather than violence in the streets. Saturday's protests had seen unions, the Yellow Vests movement and school students who had protested for weeks join forces in anger over the cost of living and prospects for young people.

On injuries, a 17-year-old boy had his right hand blown off by a crowd-control grenade in the southern city of Saint-Étienne, and in Mulhouse a 17-year-old girl lost an eye, according to prosecutors. "It's like we had a war," 78-year-old Paris resident Mehmet Ozeden told AFP amid burnt street barricades from Saturday's protests. The city of Limoges lost its 19th-century town hall to a fire that local prefect Maurice Barate told news channel LCI had been deliberately set. In Lyon, a tourist office in the city centre was set ablaze during the protests amid multiple clashes and looting.

Macron vowed that top officials would "make decisions in coordination with mayors to protect our cities, public buildings, and businesses," pledging support for businesses that suffered. He vowed "full transparency" over the security forces' response, after criticism that police preparations had been inadequate. Some opposition politicians have already called for the sacking of Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez. Macron said he had asked Nuñez to "draw all necessary lessons," particularly regarding intelligence gathering and anticipation, adding that he expected "clear answers."

Source: AFP follow-up report, Sunday, October 18, 2026; Macron's quoted remarks also checked against Reuters' same-day report.

来源：GSM·美国（原文链接）

图片来源：图：巴黎共和国广场（资料照片，2017年12月1日摄）——周日冲突发生地。图片来源：Pierre-Selim Huard／Wikimedia Commons（CC BY 4.0）。Photo: Place de la République, Paris (file photo, December 1, 2017) — site of Sunday's clashes. Photo by Pierre-Selim Huard, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0.

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