French PM Considers Eliminating Two Public Holidays to Reduce National Debt

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French Prime Minister François Bayrou proposed cutting Easter Monday and May 8 public holidays to help reduce the country's €43.8 billion budget deficit, sparking political backlash and raising concerns about government stability amid efforts to increase defense spending and implement austerity measures.
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