IN THE FRENCH PAPERS - French economy minister says there should be 'no taboos' on unemployment benefit
- 10 years ago
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The French economy minister Emmanuel Macron says there should be "no taboos" surrounding unemployment benefit, something that has caused an outcry among the ruling Socialists.
Elsewhere, two French anti-terrorist judges arrive in Algeria to investigate the unresolved murder of seven French monks in Tibéhirine in 1996, at the height of Algeria's Civil War.
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The French economy minister Emmanuel Macron says there should be "no taboos" surrounding unemployment benefit, something that has caused an outcry among the ruling Socialists.
Elsewhere, two French anti-terrorist judges arrive in Algeria to investigate the unresolved murder of seven French monks in Tibéhirine in 1996, at the height of Algeria's Civil War.
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