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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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Demolition and rubble recycling, stone crushing, demolition work on the former continuous rolling mill of the tube manufacturer Vallourec, where, among other things, boiler tubes were manufactured until 2023. After the closure of all German plants, the group will produce only in Brazil, on June 10, 2025, at the former Vallourec site in Muelheim an der Ruhr.-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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July 15, 2025, Paris, France: French Prime Minister FRANCOIS BAYROU presents the main lines of the 2026 budget during a press conference, outlining a plan to cut Euro 44 billion in public spending to bring the national deficit down to 2.8% of GDP by 2029. Measures include scrapping a public holiday, reforming unemployment insurance, replacing the retirees' tax allowance with a fixed deduction, and imposing spending cuts across all ministries. Bayrou confirmed that 2026 would be a ''zero-growth'' year for public spending, meaning no increase in social benefits despite inflation. Defense remains-stock-foto
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