France: Hendaye residents brace themselves for G7 protests

M/S Shop windows boarded up ahead of the G7, Hendaye
M/S Bus stop with broken glass
C/U Glass on ground near bus stop
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M/S Shop windows boarded up ahead of the G7
M/S Graffiti on boards reading (French): "Capitalism is not immortal"
M/S Police
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M/S Shop windows boarded up ahead of the G7
C/U Graffiti on boards
W/S Man attach sign on wall
C/U Sign reading (Euskera): G7 No
C/U Graffiti on boards reading (French): "I am a banker but I do not assume why"
C/U Graffiti on boards reading (French): "What is the cost of capital"
W/S Police on road
M/S Police on road
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Residents of the French seaside resort town of Hendaye near Biarritz took precautionary measures on Friday as the town prepares to host 'counter G7 summit' protests.
Groups labeled as anti-globalist as well as climate activists announced a 'counter-summit' ahead of the G7 summit to protest against the policies of world powers.
Footage shows shop windows boarded up and anti-G7 summit graffiti sprayed on walls.
The G7 summit will be held in Biarritz from 24th to 26th August where protests have been banned and heightened security measures are in place.