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Labor unions in France have called for a nationwide general strike to protest the rising cost of living and government budget cuts. This announcement follows recent riots and protests in cities like Nantes, highlighting growing economic tensions.
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Labor unions in France have called for a nationwide general strike to protest the rising cost of living and government budget cuts. This announcement follows recent riots and protests in cities like Nantes, highlighting growing economic tensions.
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First, France Had Riots and Protests. Now It’s Bracing for a General Strike.
France Prepares for Nationwide General Strike Amid Cost of Living Concerns