France's Hollande heads for showdown over job deregulation drive


  • World
  • Wednesday, 17 Sep 2014

PARIS (Reuters) - Thousands of French "notaires" held what they said were their first-ever street protests in Paris and Marseille on Wednesday to challenge plans by President Francois Hollande to deregulate their activities.

Anger at Hollande has driven everyone from medics to taxi drivers onto the streets in recent months but few can have expected to see the well-heeled equivalent to Britain's solicitors or U.S. notaries public on the march.

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