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October 6, October 17: Is France set for a month of protests? (opens the original)
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Call for return of the gilets jaunes amid union strikes and student protests France is bracing for more protest action and strikes this month as calls for a ‘general mobilisation’ on Saturday October 17 increase. It comes after public-sector strikes on September 29, supported by the country’s eight main unions saw around 300,000 demonstrators turn out across France (CGT figures), bolstering support for further strike action. The interior ministry put the figure at around 206,000. This is higher
Where do I dispose of old x-rays in France? (opens the original)
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The scan images are kept for two decades by hospitals and have several uses Reader question: I am clearing out my old paperwork and have some old x-rays to get rid of. I assume I cannot throw them in the bin, but what should I do with them? You are correct that x-rays should not be thrown in standard waste bins in France – and you should not burn them. Although x-rays are no longer classified as hazardous waste, they may still contain traces of certain metals or chemicals that can cause pollutio
Ant invasion: what can I do and who can I complain to? (opens the original)
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Colonies can stretch across several homes, making it difficult to eliminate pests Reader Question: We have a recurrent ant infestation every few months in one of the rooms of our house. What can we do? Is it worth contacting the mairie about it? There is no single reason responsible for ant infestations in French homes, but there are a few things you can do to minimise the risks. Issues that can cause infestations of insects and other pests – damp conditions, open food, cracks and holes in walls
2027 French budget targets pensions: are foreign retirees affected? (opens the original)
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Government is seeking €54 billion in budget savings, including €5.5 billion from pension cutbacks The French government outlined its plans for the 2027 budget today (October 1) and is seeking €54 billion in savings in a bid to reduce the nation’s deficit. Measures include a tax on sugary products and cutbacks to the French social security budget, including freezing several benefits at their current levels - and significant plans to cut pension spending. Below, we look at how the budget may affec
Flooding in southern France following extreme storms (opens the original)
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No major injuries or damage despite two months’ worth of rain falling in some areas A return to normality is expected for most residents in the south of France as red-level weather alerts have been lifted following extreme storms yesterday. Schools have opened again across the Gard and Hérault departments, and warnings to stay indoors have been lifted. A red-level flooding alert for the Lez river was also lifted last night, with the river’s levels slowly dropping. However, train services on cert
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