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Civil Service: in Tarbes, Anger Rises in the Face of Wages and Insecurity

Between 1,000 and 1,500 people marched this Tuesday in the streets of Tarbes to denounce the deterioration of purchasing power, the lack of manpower and the precarisation of public officials. AESH, AED, personnel...

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