Unions defend power cuts in Paris

I understand these workers' anger," the mustachioed union leader said."These are targeted cuts. You'll understand that spitting on the public service can make some of us angry."His remarks coincided with comments by Macron's office saying the President ruled out abandoning his reform plans but was keen to make improvements in talks with unions, ahead of a new day of talks between his Prime Minister and union leaders.The government is keen to reach a truce before Christmas, when millions of French people travel to their home place to spend the holiday with their families. Macron's transport minister condemned the power cuts, which hit at least 150,000 homes. Reuters DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The Telegraphhttp://euryka.rdi.uoc.edu/forums/user/vishal-parness

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