Unions' call found response in France, protests began across the country
Original headlineFransa'da sendikaların çağrısı karşılık buldu, ülke genelinde protestolar başladı
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France’s unions launched nationwide strikes and protests on November 5, with workers, retirees and students demanding higher wages, cost-of-living relief and protection of public services. Security units estimate 500,000 to 700,000 people will join demonstrations outside Paris. The turnout matters because it will test whether union-led pressure can force the government and employers to reopen wage and public-spending talks. Watch next for participation figures, disruption to transport and schools, and any government response.
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France, trade unions, Paris