France's budget talks close to collapse
France's Budget Talks Close to Collapse After Socialists Pull Out
PARIS (Reuters) - French budget talks were on the verge of collapse on Wednesday, a day after Socialist party officials suspended their participation in protest over remarks about immigration by the prime minister. In a television interview on Monday, Prime Minister Francois Bayrou referred to "a feeling of invasion" by immigrants.
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