Tackling debt 'curse', France wants to slash holidays

France's Prime Minister Francois Bayrou said Tuesday helium wanted to trim the fig of nationalist holidays arsenic portion of an urgent program to tackle what helium called the "curse" of his country's debt. Presenting his outline 2026 fund plan, Bayrou said 2 holidays retired of France's full of 11 could go, suggesting Easter Monday arsenic good arsenic and May 8, a time that commemorates the extremity of World War II successful Europe.