Eiffel Tower shut as nationwide French strike hits wages, education
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French unions call a strike on November 5 demanding immediate salary increases as real wages stagnate in the private sector and decline for executives. The government faces budget constraints and must choose between raising the minimum wage, reforming taxes, or pressuring industry negotiations. This is a domestic political and labor issue with potential economic implications.
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Nationwide protests and general strikes in France have escalated significantly, driven by demands for wage increases amid rising inflation and cost of living. Authorities have deployed 70,000 police, anticipating up to one million protesters, with confirmed reports of tear gas use and disruptions in major cities. The unrest, now led by unions and involving students, poses a major challenge to the government ahead of presidential elections.
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