German unions protest planned social reforms in 15 cities
Unions rejected proposed cuts to social benefits and workers' rights.
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German trade unions held protests in 15 cities against the government's planned social reforms, according to Anadolu Agency.
The unions rejected proposed cuts to social benefits and workers' rights.
The report did not specify the exact scale of the protests or provide further detail on the specific reforms being contested, which come amid broader debate in Germany over the future of its social welfare system.
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- German unions in 15 cities protest government’s planned social reforms — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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