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10,000 French nurses rush to streets, demand hike in pay
PARIS. Oct 23: Ten* of thousand* of nurac* took to the street* of Pari* on Tuesday tn their fifth protest in a month over pay and staffing levels, after 10 hour* of talk* overnight failed to reach agreement, report AFP
Police *aid 10,000 took port tn the march, though or ganiaer* set the number much higher at 50.000.
The prolcat came houra after Prealdent Francois Mitterrand aald that the nuraca had 'immediate needs which we muat meet.' and that the slate muat 'ensure that they have their due."
Shortly before the nuraca set off to march on the Health Ministry. National Coordinator Mireille Cez aa^i Mitterrand a remark* In a radio interview had shown hi* "inability to ne goUate"
The government la more at eaac when it comes to hitting
people than 1n negotiating." »he added, a reference to the use ol Icarga* and water can non by police to diapcrae nuraca In a march last week.
Five metro atationa along the route of Tuesday's march. Including the popular touriat site* of Concorde and the Champa-Etyacea, were closed.
The government has been facing a wave of unrest from varioua aectora in recent wccka, with tncreaatng concern at the escalating violence of farmers protests, which have forced several ministers to cancel trips to the provinces. •
A nationwide general strike ha* been called by major trades unions on Thursday in the face of a worsening ccon omy and rising unemployment.
Mitterrand in Tuesday's radio Interview defended the tight economic policy of
Finance and Economy Minister Pierre Beregovoy, saying It enables France to be one of the two major Industrialised countries but sakl It could be cased in specific cases, for instance the nurses.
He was far less sympathetic towards the farmers Issuing a strong warning that their protest must end after farmers clashed with police in at least two cities overnight.
For weeks certain group* of farmer* had been guilty of brutality, violence, wanting to smash everything," Mitterrand aald In a radio Interview.
"Now. we have had enough. From now on those responsible for maintaining law and order must do their duty."
He was speaking after renewed protest* overnight In Dijon tn eastern France and anger* In the west.