PARIS (Reuters) - France's Prime Minister Manuel Valls said on Friday that the French social model must be upheld but should be adapted, with "indispensable reforms" necessary for the country.
"Reforming isn't breaking our social model," Valls said ahead of a confidence vote in parliament, in the face of growing discontent from the left wing of his Socialist party.
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