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Local fuel shortages hit – minister says stock levels ‘confidential’

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Good Morning Monaco

Wednesday, March 22, 2023

As local shortages hit, French government claims fuel stocks ‘confidential’ A number of service stations in and around Nice were closed or out of some types of fuel on Tuesday as strikes and blockades at refineries had a wider impact…

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Number of privately-employed exceeds 60,000 for first time  The latest economic report by the Principality’s statistics office (IMSEE) records that 60,082 people were employed full or part-time…

CFM Indosuez increases support for coral reef initiatives CFM Indosuez Wealth Management and its subsidiary CFM Indosuez Gestion have entered into a partnership agreement to support the conservation activities of the World Coral Conservatory…

Scuderia Ferrari unit to be publicly displayed for first time The world’s first official Formula 1 Exhibition will be opening on Friday, March 24, in Madrid. Officially developed in association with F1…

DULY NOTED:

The UK’s King Charles III starts his three-day state visit to France on Sunday. As popular unrest over the government’s pension reform continues, this poses quite a challenge for the forces of law and order both in Paris and Bordeaux, which the monarch will reach in ‘green’ fashion by TGV.    
SOURCE: CNEWS
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Tomorrow, Thursday March 23, has been declared another full day of protest against Macron’s pension move, but many rioters were unable to wait with confrontations taking place in Paris on Tuesday evening. Rail traffic is expected to be severely disrupted on the day itself, even in the PACA region.    
SOURCE: Le Figaro
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On Monday afternoon a pensioner reportedly attacked the driver of a number 11 Zest bus, serving La Turbie from Monaco, with his walking stick, sending the victim to hospital after he/she refused to turn down the volume of music. The incident happened outside the train station and there was a brief delay to service until a second driver could be found, presumably with more senior-friendly and quieter music.    
SOURCE: Monaco Matin

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