US EditionFrance: the Louvre Closed This Monday Due to a Strike Voted "Unanimously" by Its Employees
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"Expend hundreds of millions of euros for a new entrance while the building falls into shreds, it is not possible," exasperates the union which considers that the management of the Louvre is not "able to remove concerns".
The Australian authorities are continuing investigations after the anti-Semitic attack, which killed 15 people and injured 42 people this Sunday. In the rest of the news, Interior Minister Lauren Nuñez went to Dijon where a college was set on fire, the mother of the journalist imprisoned in Algeria, Christophe Gleize, asks for a presidential pardon, and the Louvre is closed for the day because of a strike.Read moreA day of horror.An anti-Semitic…
The Louvre will remain closed this Monday, December 15, because of a call to strike launched by the CFDT, CGT and SUD unions. Since the spectacular flight of October 19, the world's largest museum is going through a period of turmoil, struck by a series of malfunctions. Staff representatives denounce a break with the current management.
The President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron promised on Sunday that France would continue "to fight without weakness against anti-Semitic hatred" and expressed "its thoughts" for the victims of the...
A large part of the staff at the Louvre Museum, the world's most popular museum, went on a general strike today, after a lot has happened there recently. Union representatives have described the situation at the museum as a crisis, and staff have repeatedly complained about inadequate security measures, too many visitors and difficult working conditions.
Museum will be closed during the day
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