Economy
Add as a preferred source on GoogleThe segment also described protests over education funding and purchasing power, alongside a proposed minimum-wage increase.
A France 24 Business segment dated Oct. 29 put France’s tax and social-charge take at 46% of GDP.
The government is proposing a modest minimum-wage increase, the program reported.
France 24 also described recent demonstrations over education funding and reduced purchasing power.
In a France 2 interview, he named movements originating in the United States, Israel and Russia, and sometimes China, and cited posts linking demonstrations to mass immigration or radical Islam.
The measure caps claims at €10,000 per person and would allow certain benefits to be used to collect damages after a final civil judgment.
Anadolu linked the wider backdrop to price and unemployment concerns and demonstrations over government economic policy.
