The French government’s proposal to eliminate two public holidays as part of a broader cost-cutting plan has sparked widespread backlash. Critics argue the measure unfairly targets workers and undermines hard-won social rights, while unions warn it could trigger protests. The reform is part of Prime Minister François Bayrou’s effort to reduce public spending by €44 billion.
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