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Eiffel Tower to remain closed Saturday morning, unions say

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Staff at France's Eiffel Tower have voted to extend a strike over the monument's management. The stoppage since Monday is the second within two months in protest of what unions say is insufficient investment. The tower's operator, SETE, has advised tourists to check its website before showing up or to postpone their visit.

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Le Monde

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Eiffel Tower to remain closed Saturday morning, unions say

Staff voted to extend the strike over the monument's management and what unions say is insufficient investment.

1 year ago·Paris, France

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The Daily Telegraph

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Eiffel Tower to remain closed Saturday morning, unions say

France's Eiffel Tower was to remain closed on Saturday morning as staff voted to extend a strike over the monument's management, unions said Friday.

1 year ago·Sydney, Australia

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The Local - Fr

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France's Eiffel Tower will remain closed as strike is extended

France's Eiffel Tower was to remain closed on Saturday morning as staff voted to extend a strike over the monument's management, unions said on Friday.

1 year ago·France

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Watauga Democrat

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Eiffel Tower to remain closed Saturday morning, unions say

France's Eiffel Tower was to remain closed on Saturday morning as staff voted to extend a strike over the monument's management, unions said Friday.

1 year ago·Calhoun, United States

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Le Parisien

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The Eiffel Tower closed for a fifth day in a row, the strike renewed

The CGT assured that the Parisian monument would once again remain closed to the public this Friday, February 23. A general meeting must also be held during the day.

1 year ago·Paris, France

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CartaCapital

Eiffel Tower will remain closed on Saturday morning due to the strike.

Os sindicatos criticam a prefeitura de Paris que, segundo eles, impõe um modelo de negócio 'insustentável' devido a um desequilíbrio entre o valor das entradas e os gastos

1 year ago·São Paulo, Brazil

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