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PARIS (AP) — A wave of protests surged through over 200 towns and cities across France on Thursday, as demonstrators rallied against proposed spending cuts and called for increased taxes on the wealthy. In the heart of Paris, thousands of workers, retirees, and students gathered in the afternoon, marching from Place d’Italie. The Eiffel Tower, a symbol of the city, closed its doors to visitors due to the ongoing strikes. These nationwide strikes, organized by France’s leading labor unions, mark the latest chapter in a series of protests ignited last month amidst political instability and intense budget negotiations. Unions are…
