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Twitter Responds to France Communication Regulator's Query on Deadline
Twitter has met a Thursday deadline to respond to France's communications regulator about whether the company can meet its legal obligations, a spokesperson for the regulator said. Arcom sent a letter on Monday to Twitter asking if it can meet its legal obligation to guarantee transparent information in spite of steep job cuts at the firm.
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French Protesters In Last-Ditch Bid To Undo Labour Law
Opponents of France's controversial labour reforms took to the streets Thursday for the 14th time in six months in a last-ditch bid to quash the measures that lost the Socialist government crucial support on the left.
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French PM Forces Through Contested Labour Laws
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls on Tuesday invoked a constitutional measure to force through contested labour laws, bypassing parliament.
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Police Come Under Attack, Fire Tear Gas In Paris Protest
Protesters in Paris threw projectiles at police officers, who responded with tear gas, amid demonstrations on Tuesday by tens of thousands of people opposed to a contested labor reform.
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Eiffel Tower Closed Because Of National Strike Over Labour Laws
The Eiffel Tower was closed to the public today as unions went on strike to demand that plans to change France's labour laws be scrapped.
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French Parliament Debates Labor Law After Violent Protests
After a month of often violent protests, French legislators are starting to debate a hotly contested labor bill that would make it easier to lay off workers and weaken some union powers.
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Gay marriage vote set to deliver Britains' Prime Minister David Cameron more problems
British Prime Minister David Cameron faces further dissent from within the ranks of his Conservative Party as a bill to legalise gay marriage returns to Parliament Monday.
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Twitter Responds to France Communication Regulator's Query on Deadline
Twitter has met a Thursday deadline to respond to France's communications regulator about whether the company can meet its legal obligations, a spokesperson for the regulator said. Arcom sent a letter on Monday to Twitter asking if it can meet its legal obligation to guarantee transparent information in spite of steep job cuts at the firm.
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French Protesters In Last-Ditch Bid To Undo Labour Law
Opponents of France's controversial labour reforms took to the streets Thursday for the 14th time in six months in a last-ditch bid to quash the measures that lost the Socialist government crucial support on the left.
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French PM Forces Through Contested Labour Laws
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls on Tuesday invoked a constitutional measure to force through contested labour laws, bypassing parliament.
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Police Come Under Attack, Fire Tear Gas In Paris Protest
Protesters in Paris threw projectiles at police officers, who responded with tear gas, amid demonstrations on Tuesday by tens of thousands of people opposed to a contested labor reform.
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Eiffel Tower Closed Because Of National Strike Over Labour Laws
The Eiffel Tower was closed to the public today as unions went on strike to demand that plans to change France's labour laws be scrapped.
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French Parliament Debates Labor Law After Violent Protests
After a month of often violent protests, French legislators are starting to debate a hotly contested labor bill that would make it easier to lay off workers and weaken some union powers.
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Gay marriage vote set to deliver Britains' Prime Minister David Cameron more problems
British Prime Minister David Cameron faces further dissent from within the ranks of his Conservative Party as a bill to legalise gay marriage returns to Parliament Monday.
