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French workers trash factory in job cuts protest

Workers ransacked offices at a French car parts factory today in a protest over job losses.

French workers trash factory in job cuts protest

Wed, 22 Apr, 2009 - 13:18

Workers ransacked offices at a French car parts factory today in a protest over job losses.

They smashed windows and destroyed equipment at the Clairoix plant and local government offices in nearby Compiegne.

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