From Hindustan Times
Center Owned by HT MediaFrance faces new protests as Macron seeks to prevent repeat of October unrest
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On Thursday, French trade unions coordinated nationwide strikes and demonstrations, with tens of thousands of members taking part and officials expecting up to 700,000 demonstrators. Participants are demanding higher wages and backing the high‑school protest movement, while also raising concerns about the cost of living. The actions add fresh pressure on President Macron’s government after more than a month of large, recurring protests across France.
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The demonstrations come as the eurozone's second largest economy battles to redress its finances, six months ahead of elections to replace centrist President Emmanuel Macron
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PARIS: Tens of thousands of trade union members joined nationwide strikes and demonstrations on Thursday to demand higher wages and support the high school protest movement, piling fresh pressure on the beleaguered government. After more than a month of large, recurring protests across France, major…
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Authorities have sought to lower tensions after riots and looting on October 17 caught security forces off guard
