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Rail transport crippled as unions beat strike record in France

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The 29-day strike over pension reforms, which left thousands of travellers stranded over the Christmas holidays, now exceeds the longest transport strike to date in France, which lasted for 28 days in 1986 and early 1987. IMAGES from the Paris Montparnasse train station

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