Desolate scenes in Paris
170 climate activists arrested during protests
On Friday, Paris police said they had arrested at least 170 of hundreds of climate activists who had gathered outside the headquarters of Amundi, one of the world's largest asset managers and a major Total Energies shareholder.
Before the opening of the AGM, wild scenes unfolded: Members of Greenpeace unfurled a "Wanted" poster calling TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné the "leader of France's polluting company" and sprayed graffiti. Glass panes were smashed and the entrance area was graffitied.
According to local media reports, most of the activists belonged to the Extinction Rebellion group - some of them were carried away by the police. According to the police, eight employees of the company's security service were injured and there was considerable damage to property.
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