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In this week’s Europe Weekly we look at the on-going debt and banking crisis as well as calls in the European Parliament to protect workers rights. We interview the head of Finance Watch and also have a detailed report on the incident at a French nuclear plant which killed one and injured four. That’s all in this week’s programme. Click on the link.
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