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"I'll go all the way": Deprived of heating for weeks, a pensioner suffering from cancer begins a hunger strike to protest

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Residents of Aisne have been without heating for weeks. Tenants are exasperated. Among them, a retired man, sick with cancer, has even started a hunger strike to protest. His daily life is about survival. In the Europe district of Saint-Quentin, in the Aisne, residents have been without heating for weeks, except for a few days at Christmas time, reports France 3. 11 degrees in the apartment at night Among the tenants affected by this problem…
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Pensioner goes on hunger strike to demonstrate against failed heating

Since his heating system has stopped working for weeks, a pensioner in France has decided to take a dramatic measure. He's going on hunger strike.

·Berlin, Germany
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focus.de broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Tuesday, January 7, 2025.
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