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Now playing Next France Thousands of French hospital workers protest years of cutbacks "Exhausted caregivers = endangered patients", "Public hospitals in life-threatening emergency" were some of the protesters' mottos. 14/11/2019
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Now playing Next France 'I understand that life must go on but...it doesn’t': Paris remembered On the fourth anniversary of the November 13, 2015 terror attacks, French government officials will commemorate the victims of the deadliest day witnessed in the French capital since World War II. 13/11/2019
Now playing Next France French student unions demand poverty relief after attempted suicide There are calls for more financial aid for students in difficulty after a young man set himself alight in Lyon in a protest over precarity. 13/11/2019
Now playing Next France Macron attacks ‘hypocrisy’ of backlash to his NATO criticism The French president hit out at ‘priggishness and hypocrisy’ in the backlash to his criticism of international institutions including NATO. 12/11/2019
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Now playing Next no comment Chocolatier celebrates Berlin Wall anniversary with tasty replica French chocolate-maker Patrick Roger built a giant chocolate 'wall' in Paris to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Berlin Wall's fall. 09/11/2019
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