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Cars vandalised as French seaside resorts turn on tourists from Paris
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Other hostile activity has also been reported in the Finistère department, which has played host to more tourists than usual this summer after heatwaves blighted the south of the country. In the coastal town of Penmarc'h, the mayor, David Le Berre, said there had been a report of a jogger being “verbally assaulted” after being asked by someone if she “was from around here”, followed by a range of insults.
Our municipality has always been, and must remain, an open, welcoming and respectful municipality for everyone, regardless of their origin, place of residence or the reason for their presence among us,” the mayor said.
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- Our municipality has always been, and must remain, an open, welcoming and respectful municipality for everyone, regardless of their origin, place of residence or the reason for their presence among us,” the mayor said.
- Other hostile activity has also been reported in the Finistère department, which has played host to more tourists than usual this summer after heatwaves blighted the south of the country.
- In the coastal town of Penmarc'h, the mayor, David Le Berre, said there had been a report of a jogger being “verbally assaulted” after being asked by someone if she “was from around here”, followed by a range of insults.
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- The Independent — source text fetched for this pass link
